Przykłady angst

• We can see, however, that certain conditions can prevent art from reaching full maturity and keep artists in a perpetual stage of adolescent angst.

• Because of the angst, ambiguity, and doubt involved, these dilemmas for parents cannot be viewed as an opportunity to exercise personal values and individual choice.

• One can only imagine the angst suffered by the author.

• Slowly, reluctantly it has acceded to these demands, albeit at the expense of considerable internal angst and turmoil.

• But that does not contradict his role as primarily being to articulate the angst, pain, and glory of his cultural group.

• Slowly, reluctantly, it has acceded to these demands, albeit at the expense of considerable internal angst and turmoil.

• The following generations would tend to cast it into the wastebasket of the previous generation's angst.

• It does, however, feature angst as an aspect of legal life.

• From this, among other things, come the angst and black humour of many of her pieces.

• I observed children entering the courtyard and saw their faces transform from angst to laughter.

• The resulting overtones embody the angst of the song just as lyrics and the rhythm section's steady pulse reinforce a woman's frustration with love's resistance to control.

• But electronic musicians destabilise these notions by exposing the fluidity of boundaries between human- and machine-generated music, as well as the cultural angst over the dissolution of these boundaries.

• W hen hope clashes with reality and causes angst, is it better to jettison hope, or reality?

• In a form of musical end-of-the millennium angst, the more recent fascination with alien themes is often informed by a postmodern erosion of historical narratives of progress.

• There was no concealing either the angst felt by many such workers whose whole working lives had been geared to the productive rhythms of the sugar mill.