Sentence examples for understandable angst from inspiring English sources

What's worse, I believe that Ben's comments caused Sarah some understandable angst.

While some disagree with this step, for understandable reasons (Angst et al. 2011 2012), we feel that this is a wise approach, in particular with regard to the diagnosis of bipolar II disorder.

These dual fears are certainly understandable and create much angst among nervous and novice presenters.

Their angst is understandable: It is far from clear that the plan is necessary or will accomplish its objectives.

Given the country's pathetic medal haul at global and continental level, some of the angst is understandable.

It seemed like a typical case of German angst - understandable, but exaggerated - about the Nazi past and its relationship to the present.

The fans' angst is understandable.

What's particularly contemptible is Mr. Trump's attempt to rationalize the thuggery as an understandable outgrowth of his followers' angst.

CYBERATTACKS Around one in three of us internationally are seriously worried about these web based risks, although South Korea and the U.S. see the highest levels of angst, which is understandable given high profile cyberattacks in both countries in recent years.

The angst of the millennials is understandable, to some extent, but it reflects a lack of awareness of some of the issues Gen X and the baby boomers dealt with when they were young.

But given that there are fewer than 12,000 Jews (the largest estimate I could find) left in Poland, should their angst over this question, however understandable, take up more than one-third of a book supposedly about Eastern Europe as a whole?