Search strategy for electronic databases "worry" OR "panic" OR "anxiety" OR "Nervousness" OR "concern" OR "apprehension" OR "angst" OR "fear" OR "disquiet" OR "fretfulness" OR "unease" OR "despair" OR "sadness" OR "misery" OR "hopelessness" OR "melancholy" OR "dejection" OR "depression" OR "unhappiness" AND "macular" OR "degeneration" OR "AMD" OR "ARMD".
Recently-publicized research from the Georgia Tech Research Institute confirmed that the majority of us quickly forget our angst and fear and 'trust' robots to take care of certain critical tasks should the urgent need suddenly arise.
"Nevertheless, and even with this modest dose, it appears the drug can relieve the angst and fear of the dying".
All the trepidation, the angst, the fear and the seeming impossibility of being an openly gay male athlete in a professional sports league had vanished.
And read together they add up to a heated tangle of adolescent angst: infatuation, fear of rejection, rivalrous anger, weepy resignation.
Party introspection, angst and fear were always on the cards for this period – it just wasn't meant to be Labour that would suffer.
At a time of collective angst and fear of economic insecurity, psychologists say more patients are recounting stressful dreams that revolve around the theme of home.
He said refugees were forced to live in "a climate of angst and fear and uncertainty over their future", adding: "Before they are numbers, refugees are first and foremost human beings".
If we'd had a marriage equality plebiscite within a year of Tony Abbott's original proposal, I think there would have been less angst and fear, more hope and momentum, and (maybe) more civility.
If you persist in your gravity, the desert will take full advantage — it will have you falling over yourself as you trudge along carrying your blame and angst and fear; it will mock you until you literally and figuratively lighten up and conform to the place.
