Sentence examples for Express anxieties from inspiring English sources

During that time, clients can both express anxieties about their bodies and revel in their own unique proportions.

Dr Vanessa Ruspoli, a chartered counselling psychologist on London's medical thoroughfare, said: "Brexit is an anchor that people are using to express anxieties they are having generally about not feeling in control.

While we express anxieties about 9/11 subpopulations, our movies portray zombies that are actually dormant cells, ready to unleash themselves on an unsuspecting populace.

But Obama could express anxieties about the potentials for communal violence, especially as many Hindu nationalist supporters of Modi's party continue to embrace visions of hate and discrimination that led to the 2002 riots and ensuing violence.

It therefore targeted precisely the kind of people most likely to already have strong concerns about anti-Semitism; Jews that had sought out the CAA online, that knew about its Facebook group and were most likely to express anxieties when they came across the survey.

Some authors indicated that opponents of mobile phone towers generally do not express anxieties about EMF exposure, indicating that the risk rating is comparable with other commonly perceived hazards in the modern world.

Eugene Jarecki, director of one of the Storyville films in contest (The House I Live In), calls to express anxiety.

But they do express anxiety about their own rights: 65percentt said they were concerned about losing some of their rights.

But voters also used the opportunity to express anxiety about the euro.

After all, how often does a prestigious Nigerian banker voluntarily telephone an American embassy to express anxiety about a son's religious and political leanings?

Most of the women express anxiety about the guard who is listening, but relax when they realize he doesn't speak Spanish.