Sentence examples for you angst from inspiring English sources

Which one bring you a sense of calm and comfort and which one brings you angst and discomfort?

You may come to the conclusion that circumstances surrounding the feeling are not causing you angst — the feeling itself is.

If you have friends, prepare to neglect them while you angst over the proper language to have the bear speak to so-and-so, etc.

Even those who cause you pain, forgive them as you move on from them, and let them be the way they are in the world without this causing you angst.

"I quote from her article, you should listen to it: 'Like all angst-ridden working mothers I live in terror of upsetting my cleaner.' "Now I can tell you angst-ridden mums in Leigh talk of little else.

These twelve-year-old boys do not want to hear you angsting on and on about something.

Where Britpop was chirpily optimistic, now there are furious metal bands waiting to sell you their angst in CD format.

"I share with you your angst of having an American killed there, but I feel exactly the same heartache if a Kurd is killed," Friess wrote.

You can't get that sucked in, he says, "when you've worked on it and you know all the angst you've had to sort the locations…" The most terrifying moment for him was on set.

"They handled the two cases ineptly and I said to them: 'You don't realise the grief and angst you have caused the Ferdinand and Evra families.' I felt they needed to put out a public apology to the whole of football.

If you crave a respite from post-election angst, you'd do well to escape into Otto Bell's stunning documentary "The Eagle Huntress," set in the wilds of Mongolia.