Sentence examples for Noticeably anxious from inspiring English sources
Ayliffe said Mia had been noticeably anxious in the week before her death, during which she and a friend shared a mixed dormitory with her alleged killer, Smail Ayad.
Notwithstanding, there has been low-level carping in the media – and especially in blogs – from those who refuse to forget that she gave concerts under the Nazi occupation and that she was noticeably anxious at the end of the war, fearful of being accused of sleeping with the enemy in every way.
But that does not explain why a wily old heavyweight like Jack Straw was outgunned on Question Time by the Conservative frontbencher Lady Warsi: while Straw was noticeably anxious, appearing to try too hard to score points off Griffin, it was Warsi who had the confidence to attack both Griffin and the rival mainstream politicians' record on race issues.
These were often the participants who, prior to the intervention, had been noticeably anxious or who had found the transplant process to be traumatic.
Even if you are being noticeably anxious, people won't judge you for it.
I have noticed over the years that many people become flustered and uptight about a scheduled audit, and that when they finally face the auditor they become noticeably tense, anxious, and uneasy.
After several months of exercise, the exercised animals became noticeably less anxious and more resilient to stress during behavioral testing.
Fostered rats were noticeably more anxious than naturally reared rats.
He wrote that the French court was extremely happy with the news, and that the French diplomatic position noticeably hardened: "that M. de Vergennes is hostile in his heart and anxious for the success of the Rebels I have not a shadow of a doubt".
This time diplomats were anxious to stress progress on a number of other fronts, most noticeably the environment, where China has agreed to launch a national cap-and-trade scheme in 2017 to try to limit its carbon pollution.
