Sentence examples for widespread angst from inspiring English sources

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The possible withering of that ideal has battered Toyota's self-image, leading to widespread angst in the media and new worries about the economy.

Perhaps the Council would have been kinder had his reign brought the Knicks and the Rangers more titles rather than widespread angst.

Enrique Nava, a Mexican actor, reflected the country's widespread angst when he said half-jokingly of the Gold Cup, "Either the game was thrown or Mexico trained for three months while the U.S. took a vacation".

Football schedules for next fall in two major conferences have not been released because of a legal battle prompted by West Virginia's attempt to move from the Big East to the Big 12, resulting in widespread angst for anyone trying to plan an event in college towns from Morgantown, W.Va., to Manhattan, Kan.

But Normand lashed out at those who targeted the decision to release Gasser ― and at widespread angst with other recent police investigations.

If nothing else, "The Last Newspaper" brings out the widespread existential angst surrounding the nation's print publications.

Then, addressing the widespread liberal angst over the absence of guaranteed revenue increases in both the first and second phases of the deal, he points out that we already have significant tax increases waiting to be triggered if Congress can't reach an agreement on a broader tax reform: … the president called for a "balanced" approach to fiscal adjustment, and this is one.

He described widespread anger, mistrust and angst at Merrill, both among those leaving and those staying.

The single-minded pursuit of material success has produced an epidemic of corporate scandals and a widespread feeling of angst.

Carriere, Zuloaga and others exemplify a widespread mood of paranoia, pessimism and general fin-de-siecle angst, cutting across nationalities, generations and styles.