Sentence examples for In the anxieties from inspiring English sources

The result is "Rebirth of a Nation," a fascinating cultural history that locates the origins of Bush-era belligerence in the anxieties and modernizing impulses of the late 19th century.

How much harder it will be this year to trade in the anxieties of the stockbroker for those of the stock-taker, to turn from the financial crisis to the critical reckoning before God.

These assertions are reflected in the anxieties evident in the women's posts in online FGCS communities, with 37.5 % reporting fear of negative reactions from sexual partners as a motivation for labiaplasty [ 30].

The language of corruption that pervades A Problem in Modern Ethics and powerfully disrupts Symonds's own liberationist argument shows that it was no longer possible to reach back to ancient Greece, a culture that encouraged same-sex desire, without being implicated in the anxieties surrounding age difference in the late nineteenth century.

This partly resides in the anxiety most parents have about their adolescent children's burgeoning sexuality.

One explanation of this could be that a thicker cortex is protective in the anxiety-prone.

In these new, highly exploratory studies, the subjects may sometimes be perfectly healthy volunteers -- as in the anxiety-drug experiment.

Britain's NEETS (not in education, employment or training) meet U.S. boomerang kids in the anxiety of waiting.

In "The Anxiety of Obsolescence," Kathleen Fitzpatrick notes: "New media repeatedly threaten to take the place — or the audience — of old.

Jones knew he had high blood pressure, and two pills for that quickly reined in the anxiety.

The activity in the anxiety-related regions, in fact, predicted how likely it was that a person would want to reverse her initial choice.