angsty

/ ˈæŋstɪ /

adjective

1. informal.
   displaying or feeling angst, esp in a self-conscious manner

   two angsty teenagers

Example Sentences

Bennington helped drive the group to mega-stardom with its 2000 debut, “Hybrid Theory,” combining heavy metal and hip-hop with angsty melodic choruses on songs such as “Crawling” and “In the End.”

From Los Angeles Times

Appealing to his angsty sensitivity, she breaks through his tattooed shell and Eric, smitten and protective, returns the favor by breaking them both out of the facility.

From Los Angeles Times

“I haven’t seen this one specifically,” Leo Woodall says as a sheepish smile — the one that has made a fair number of hearts flutter since Netflix dropped its adaptation of the angsty romantic drama “One Day,” in which he stars — stretches across his face.

From Los Angeles Times

Missing the CFP also further agitated already angsty Florida State supporters.

From Seattle Times

Add to all of this that the film is beautifully shot on 35mm with a fantastic soundtrack to boot — featuring a singing credit from Schafer, who learned how to play bass for the role of an angsty music-lover — and it's safe to make the call that this will be a standout within the horror genre.

From Salon