| It has no social or political significance whatsoever, and is certainly not a moment of Weltschmerz or angst. |
| Jumping in and out of Kathryn Rohe's costumes of many eras, the ensemble collectively combines high energy with bleak weltschmerz. |
| But if so, it's curious that the phrase, so full of youthful weltschmerz, stayed with Wallace. |
| An Old World variety of tenuous, bitter, permanent sadness, the Schubertian weltschmerz, is second nature to Django, and seeps through his slow tunes. |
| It was no longer the Weltschmerz, but a Privatschmerz,32 that afflicted me. |
| 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. |
