Sentence examples for Profound anxiety from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to react to this moment with anything less than revulsion and profound anxiety.

What that's brought for Paula is a profound anxiety about how much money she has to live on.

Rather they express a profound anxiety about a global capitalism that, they believe, all too easily homogenises human expression.

Selling to China in 2012 is another matter altogether, tapping into a profound anxiety that the west might be tilting towards irreversible decline.

It's a theory of history founded on a profound anxiety about financial collapse, an apocalyptic fear of global devastation, and shaky evidence.

"Committed" is an unfurling of Gilbert's profound anxiety about reëntering a legally binding arrangement that she does not really believe in.

Yet among some senior Labour people, there are also profound anxieties that there is still something not quite right, a crucial ingredient that is missing.

As Janet Browne notes in her biography of Darwin, the excitement of discovery in his work had been replaced by profound anxieties about possession and ownership.

A British-born Muslim, Qassim Aszal, chairman of Manchester Liberal Democrats, warned that the crisis was creating profound anxieties, and driving a wedge between friends and a dagger between communities.

Some of my results paint quite a grim picture of academic careers, baring the profound anxieties that many postdocs have about their professional futures and livelihoods.

The already Promethean challenges of military life were exponentially compounded by the profound anxieties borne of constantly dwelling in the trembling shadows of innocent and undeserved shame.