The "fictional" snippets can feel ponderous; the writer, anxious about ideas of consciousness and mortality, says, "I suppose I'll have to burden my characters with more ruminations on this subject".
Leadership may be, by its nature, an anxious and inconstant idea.
When I was young, I was anxious about the idea that so many of these things end with me.
But among the public overall, nearly 7 in 10 say they are anxious about the idea of Trump becoming president, while fewer say this of Hillary Clinton.
And the drivers and the teenagers who sponge up the floors, and people like Mrs. Avery, who seems anxious about the idea of spending the tournament at her four-bedroom house, which for the last 10 years she has vacated during Masters week.
He becomes increasing frustrated with society's refusal to heed the warnings of climate change, which leads him to feeling more and more anxious about the idea of bringing a child into this world.
In the case of unreliable NRPs, many mothers are weary and anxious at the idea that he simply will not pay and that she will have to endure months of non-payment before the CSA's enforcement powers can be used to try to make him pay.
PHOENIX — Steve Tisch, who owns the Giants with John Mara, said Sunday that he was anxious about the idea that receiver Victor Cruz might draw an offer sheet from another team, which would force the Giants to decide whether to match the offer to retain Cruz or lose him and receive a first-round draft pick as compensation.
Roughly 2 in 3 Americans say that they think Trump is unqualified to lead the nation; are anxious about the idea of him as president; believe his comments about women, minorities and Muslims show an unfair bias; and consider his attacks on a federal judge because of his Mexican American heritage to be racist.
Among U.S. allies, Japan may be one of the most anxious about that idea.
