I have run into that issue too while trying to handle a ngview transition. As a workaround I resorted to do part of the animation through animate() and trigger the inner animations through a directive. It seems to me that angular animations could be improved a lot to fit the bill when it comes to real world requirements. Clients usually want a more fine grained control over animations that what is currently possible using only .animate(). Anyhow, try to mix both animate and directives, you should be able to get at least a step further.
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