Examples of using Angst in English and their translations into Russian
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I saw your angst, and you're right.
Being a teenager, all that angst.
An angst of a curious young man.
You know her- all angst, all the time.
Teen angst-- Our greatest foe.
This is more computer-funk than angst.
Angst essen seele auf ali: fear eats the soul.
That one over there in Foreign?Too much angst.
It is an unknown and unseen angst that is driving them.
Or do you just want to cultivate your angst?
Also, on"Angst", you will hear only keyboads and synth.
From the joy andfun-to a full depression and angst.
I must have channeled all my angst into dark writings in my sleep!
There's nothing unusual in her diary… No fury, no angst.
I felt a sort of existential angst- some days anyway.
Upon attentive listen one might feel Kafka's influence on Angst.
You have got more angst than The Secret Life of the American Teenager.
No mind games,no high drama, no angst.
Socially, you are in angst; you see great difficulty in your society.
And literature was my only way to remedy such angst and such.
Max Angst(July 3, 1921- January 21, 2002) was a Swiss bobsledder who competed in the late 1950s.
After Hamlet, we move on to Romeo andJuliet. More teenage angst.
I have seen him on red kryptonite, andit may bring out his inner angst a little, but it doesn't turn him into this!
You know, I still get letters about the show we did on existential angst.
Our emotions, man, and our angst and whatever we were feeling and we were throwing it into the amps, and it was coming back out genius stuff.
Now, suppose you were able to meet the younger Tilo,the one who recorded"Angst.
While painting the picture, I remember wondering whether this profound angst I felt at the time would remain trapped in that picture.
When I was listening to this song, I couldn't help thinking about"Der letzte Hilfeschrei",a song on your first album"Angst.
Most notably, he was the guitarist and bassist of black metal bands Beastcraft, Angst Skvadron, Vulture Lord and Bloodsworn.
The original German title Angst essen Seele auf is deliberately grammatically incorrect, translating literally as"Fear eat soul up.