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Please don't mistake this rambling angst for stoicism.† (source)
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DUDEN DICTIONARY MEANING #3: Angst—Fear: An unpleasant, often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger.† (source)
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Of course, like all interrogation of the universe, this line of inquiry inevitably reduces us to asking what it means to be human and whether—to borrow a phrase from the angst-encumbered sixteen-year-olds you no doubt revile—there is a point to it all.† (source)
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Against this backdrop of teenage angst, there would have to be a symbol, a representation of the confidence that comes with eventual intellectual and spiritual growth.† (source)
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Other times the mood was darker and angst was heavy in the twilight air.† (source)
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Mortati looked delirious with angst.† (source)
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Because all this angst would be completely unnecessary if you could see how I feel right now!† (source)
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The angst-jest screed on Collateral Damage, critics called it.† (source)
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So no one wants topay for a look at another person's angst," laughed Tyrena.† (source)
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Because she thinks I'm having some sort of teenage angst?† (source)
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According to Kierkegaard, angst is almost positive.† (source)
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I felt a surge of angst.† (source)
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Upstairs, the bedrooms were the same, Paul's room a shrine to adolescent angst, with posters of obscure quartets taped to the wall, ticket stubs pinned to the bulletin board, the walls painted a hideous dark blue, like a cave.† (source)
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Perhaps teenage angst had permeated the clothes, because I felt more like a sulky high schooler than ever.† (source)
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As the winter of my discontent settles in, Nathaniel goes about his days and nights with little awareness of my angst, and there's no visible sign that colder weather is going to change his mind about shelter.† (source)
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After all, angst of these dimensions is a luxury item.† (source)
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