Sentence examples for acutely anxious from inspiring English sources
During the ramp-up to the war in Iraq, I was even more acutely anxious, but I was also unusually... wide awake.
— were and remain acutely anxious that the United States might sell out their security in some Nixon-to-China grand bargain with Tehran.
You won't be wanting a lot of splother.'" Testudinian pet, urinated upon in the 1986 comedy Kafka's Dick, and thus transformed into a reincarnation of the Czech writer who proves to be acutely anxious about the size of his penis.
But his first collection of short fiction suggests that, when not being cast as ruthless megalomaniacs, he is an acutely anxious, deeply insecure New York homebody and a potential successor to Woody Allen's troubled crown.
I'm now an English professor at Harvard, and in recent years some of my students have seemed acutely anxious when they are asked to confront the crueller strains of our cultural legacy.
I have seen it help kids who were so acutely anxious they were afraid to speak, and I have seen it help teenagers who were so depressed they were ready to take their own lives.
Not to the extent that Styron describes - he was afflicted by severe, or "clinical" depression – but enough to make me feel acutely sad, anxious and lost.
The acutely self-conscious, anxious, addicted and at times showy characters in Wallace's fiction were not, Max helps us recognize, wildly difficult for Wallace to imagine — the characters were iterations of himself.
In this study, we compared the behavior of two inbred strains of rats, the Fisher 344 (F344) that is thought to be anxious and acutely hyper-reactive to stress [ 20- 22] and the Wistar Kyoto (WKY) rats purported to be an endogenous model of chronic stress state and depression [ 23- 30] in the OFT and the EPM.
This issue of litigation related to suicide has become progressively more important in the clinical practice of psychaitry in China over the last 15 years [ 18], so it is not surprising that psychiatrists are increasingly anxious about treating acutely suicidal patients and, thus, harbour negative attitudes about such patients.
This might be most salient in the case of anxious youths, who are acutely aware of others' evaluations of them.
