Sentence examples for Mildly anxious from inspiring English sources

She was mildly anxious, but overall it's a normal week.

She confesses to being mildly anxious about making the right choice, but then laughs it off.

Her technique involves achieving a hazy look like a blurred photograph, which serves her mildly anxious content.

It is a pity that nice, earnest Faith turns out to be rather a drudge, and Amanda Duarte's passive, mildly anxious portrayal does not make her dynamic company.

I proceeded in blissful – or only mildly anxious – ignorance and tried to produce pieces that would make sense to anyone other than me.

Shifting from a more relaxed summer routine to early wake-ups, hours in class, and dreaded homework makes many students feel mildly anxious or cranky during the early weeks of a new school year.

Unfortunately, much of Mr. Gore's music — especially as heard in Mary-Mitchell Campbell's pared-down arrangements — is repetitive, usually beginning with mildly anxious-sounding vamps.

Salman Rushdie's new children's novel arrives under circumstances that are, to put it mildly, less anxious than those that surrounded his first, "Haroun and the Sea of Stories" (1990).

She said she "felt dehumanised, mildly depressed, anxious and body dysmorphic" after an outpouring by her critics, who she said were "swept up in the sport of being cruel on Twitter".

It might then prove mildly reassuring for anxious parents to know that students in the 19th century displayed an identical impulse to impress new friends by drinking copiously.

Not being able to discern how fatty a food is when mildly depressed or anxious has obvious health implications in that it could, as it says in the study, "foster unconscious eating of fatty foods".