The women I see are often anxious and cannot reconcile ideas concerning work and family, what it is to be a successful woman and a mother, to say nothing of the demands of maintenance placed on their bodies.
Unlike those "born on third base," these parents are often anxious and stressed.
He was often anxious, sleepless, uneasy around other people, impatient, angry.
This is especially important in the patient-doctor relationship, where the patient is often anxious and vulnerable.
Patients are often anxious about cardiac catheterization, and a discussion of the risks and benefits usually allays their fears.
The federal investigation of Mr. Singer, his clients and the college employees they bribed revealed they were often anxious about being found out by suspicious school counselors.
A transgender or intersex character may open up many possibilities, but narrative is often anxious for closure, and so are readers.
(Atwood apparently rewrote real society columns from the period). The articles are often anxious to make the best of their information, and are occasionally euphemistic or boastful.
ESA is a contentious type of benefit and the people who walk into my assessment room are often anxious, angry, scared, pessimistic or resigned.
They are often anxious, grumpy and self-pitying, viewing the past with regret, the present with suspicion and the future with dread.
People are often anxious about new technologies, and others may benefit from this anxiety and resist change, sometimes not realizing that the unintended consequences could result in the misery of the silent majority.
