Sentence examples for wave of angst from inspiring English sources

Mr. Atkins's arrest sent a wave of angst through the community.

"He was the president," said Mr. George, shrugging off a decision that had sent a wave of angst through the antiquities department at the time.

The move sent a wave of angst through the state and the National Football League NFLL) that was strong enough to bring the city a new franchise the reincarnated Browns in 1999.

For Wenger, who at one point must have seen in Adebayor an ability to outstrip the potential of another of his discoveries, Nicolas Anelka, before he defected to Real Madrid at vast profit but leaving an unshakeable sense of betrayed hope, it all seemed to form a great wave of angst.

Nine days into his presidency, Trump has unleashed a wave of angst and opposition far greater than anticipated.

The event shocked the city and touched off waves of angst in Europe over immigration, which have yet to settle.

This year, a cresting wave of economic angst, and distrust of Beijing's strategic intentions, brought Tsai to power and gave the D.P.P. its first-ever parliamentary majority.

But at the same time, fans' high profile on social media, where a trending topic can lead the casual observer down a rabbit hole of bewildering intensity, has inspired a new wave of adult angst.

Against a sudden wave of apparent angst among some corporate and political leaders about the growing gap between rich and poor, President Clinton made an impassioned appeal today to make global trade work for the poor, too.

The Michigan Militia also changed over the years, Mr. Savino and other militia members said, especially since the early 1990s, when the name became associated with an earlier wave of antigovernment angst after the election of President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, in 1992.

Party leaders then chose Mr. Weprin, the scion of a longtime Queens political dynasty, and Mr. Turner, who rode a wave of Tea Party angst to a stronger-than-anticipated defeat in 2010, to face off for the right to serve through the end of 2012.