| Staging the global weltschmerz but not making a fetish of it, these curators and artists wrest compelling propositions from the vexations of their respective forms. |
| He cannot resist a certain amount of Weltschmerz in his adaptation that is melting into bliss under the stronghold of Gililov's happy-go-lucky piano. |
| Solomon Gabirol may be said to have been the first poet thrilled by Weltschmerz. |
| It was no longer the Weltschmerz, but a Privatschmerz,32 that afflicted me. |
| But if so, it's curious that the phrase, so full of youthful weltschmerz, stayed with Wallace. |
| Weltschmerz is essentially a symptom of a period of conflict, of transition. |
