Sentence examples for Similar anxieties from inspiring English sources

Similar anxieties were arising on the Continent.

Similar anxieties, he notes, helped animate anti-government movements in the nineteen-thirties and forties, and "could help define the 2012 campaign as well".

Similar anxieties have greeted most subsequent inventions, from the automobile to the iPhone: We're always teetering on the brink of baboondom, always one technological leap away from forfeiting our humanity.

Similar anxieties about an uncertain future invade the minds of pop culture consumers today.

Yet we subject ourselves to similar anxieties.

Driverless cars will present similar anxieties.

There was similar anxiety on the streets of Paris.

Spokesmen for local British businesses have expressed similar anxiety.

In Monterey, Kim Roscoe is coping with a similar anxiety now, 16 months after Jaxon's birth.

I remember feeling similar anxiety at various points in my own career.

Pozner detects a similar anxiety in a more venerable show, "The Bachelor," which recently ended its fifteenth season on ABC.