Sentence examples for Anxious attitude from inspiring English sources

And this village had the earnest, anxious attitude of adoptive parents.

During psychological assessment, beyond a logorrheic and anxious attitude, a history of peculiar events could be evicted even though the patient manifested initial severe resistance to express the reason of her distress.

It must have been when I boarded the bus a fourth time that a voice rose within me: Deliver me, please -- all is forgiven -- from this nightmare to the rude, anxious, attitude-rich, line-ridden hell of U.S. air travel!

It must have been when I boarded the bus a fourth time that a voice rose within me: Deliver me, please — all is forgiven — from this nightmare to the rude, anxious, attitude-rich, line-ridden hell of U.S. air travel!

The steady march of capitalism, which gifted us the Pandora's box of huge choice, inclines us to take too anxious an attitude to trivia.

After every Rangers game, reporters assemble there, notebooks and voice recorders in hand, with the anxious, downcast attitude, as I wrote the other day, of Dickensian schoolboys at Dotheboys Hall lining up to receive a flogging.

One said the anxious British attitude "would often be humorous if it were not so corrosive" and that it was tempting to take advantage of this neurosis to "make London more willing to respond favourably when pressed for assistance".

In the Trial series classical ruins, a picturesque waterfall and the Bridge of Sighs at St John's College, Cambridge, all erupt among the anxious monochrome attitudes of a cinematic courtroom scene.

For anxious patients, this attitude was reassuring in more ways than one: it dispelled feelings of guilt at being vain enough to seek out Fred's ministrations, and it conveyed that he was cognizant that what he did wasn't all that serious — it wasn't brain surgery, for instance, although to some women it might have felt as important.

For anxious patients, this attitude was reassuring in more ways than one: it dispelled feelings of guilt at being vain enough to seek out Fred's ministrations, and it conveyed that he was cognizant that what he did wasn't all that serious it wasn't brain surgery, for instance, although to some women it might have felt as important.

I became increasingly anxious about the attitude of Bremer and his associates towards Dr. Ahmad Chalabi and their tendency of using violence against him.