Sentence examples for Lingering anxieties from inspiring English sources

After the initial sting, the heat proved to be an elixir, vanquishing aches from the hike and subsuming any lingering anxieties brought on by my life in Beijing.

We have banished all thoughts of drift nets and six-pack rings, and what lingering anxieties remain we leave at the curbside with the recycling.

Bellmer's art is not widely known, probably because of lingering anxieties about whether its political content really does save it from simple obscenity.

Cattelan's "America," which obviously satirizes the disposable nature of American society and perhaps its lingering anxieties about the body and its functions, was installed in 2016, in time for the century anniversary of Duchamp's classic work.

The Human Resources Administration announced yesterday that it would provide $622,689 in federal funds to help students who attend public school near the World Trade Center site cope with lingering anxieties or nightmares about Sept. 11.

But the lingering anxieties of the schoolyard keep all three of the men playing the same boyish games, even though each secretly knows the time has come to outgrow them.

But … there is some lingering anxiety about the data.

Underlying public attitudes about nuclear power is, if not fear, at least lingering anxiety.

My friends and I channel our lingering anxiety into jokes about being on a government hit list.

The anti-stalling feature may help keep things moving, but few would be surprised if a bit of lingering anxiety leads to numerous yellow flags on Sunday.

Ms. McKendrick had been feeding her daughter what she thought was a wholly natural diet for some time but some lingering anxiety persisted, she said.