Sentence examples for written angst from inspiring English sources

Expect beautifully written angst.

I used to revisit my own archival treasures during holidays spent with my family, when, rendered immobile by roasted turkey, I would flip through pages and pages of neatly written angst set against pink "Hello Kitty" backdrops.

Making unrealistic things happen just for the sake of writing angst is unhelpful, and can be viewed as silly by the readers.

At the time, Ms. Auster was spending a lot of time in Manhattan rock clubs and Brooklyn recording studios, writing angst-ridden songs about "hunger for life, appetite and lust," she said.

Just how hard, no one knows better than Ms. Sullivan and Ms. Maddison, who wrote "Kein' Angst, Baby!" in 1990.

Williams was nominated for the Best Newcomer Award at Edinburgh for this debut show and rightly so – it's a beautifully written hour of angst and jokes.

When he couldn't perform a guitar solo for "Shop Vac," a glittery pop tune he had written about suburban angst — on his blog, he cursed his "useless sausage fingers" — Coulton asked listeners to record their own attempts, then held an online vote and pasted the winning riff into his tune.

For some investors "euro angst trumps bubble angst", writes Reiner Braun of Empirica, a property consultancy.Most analysts, including those at the Bundesbank, see the chances of a full-blown bubble as small.

In his article, Tarver writes about the angst of keeping his rock life separate from his role as a father of 7-year-old twins.

"The bandh is no longer a symbol of the people's angst," wrote Suhel Seth on the morning after the Calcutta strike in a front-page column in The Telegraph, the city's leading newspaper.

7. The show has been the subject of much analysis: Seinfeld is "keenly observed, carefully timed, contemplative humor about life's minutiae, people's foibles and mankind's quotidian moments of angst" wrote one critic.