Sentence examples for anxieties about that from inspiring English sources

"I don't have any anxieties about that.

I have anxieties about that myself, and whether I have done justice to Indian or Bangladeshi culture is not for me to judge.

I sort of don't feel like I'm the guy qualified to be talking on that: How do you present something where you go, "Well, go read these guys, but it's really not my position to talk about it"—I'm having some anxiety about that.

It was obviously their anxiety about that particular claim that provoked so much of the nervous conservative reaction.

On Tuesday afternoon, back when things were only moderately hectic, anxiety about that process was already high.

In the most recent episode, by killing one of the central characters who held an important secret, the anxiety about that secret is punctured and dissipated.

"There is a degree of anxiety about that particular budget announcement but people are just as anxious about Labor's policy as they are about the Coalition's policy," he told the Daily Telegraph today.

Our parents are somewhat independent, but now with Dad's illness and mom's anxiety about that, they are becoming increasingly unable to handle the details of daily life.

The twins' preternatural closeness — and anxiety about that proximity — begins on Day 1, when they are born three pounds each and so "folded in on each other" they seemed to be "one child with some sort of echoing heartbeat".

This lies behind the British government's desire (unmatched by the necessary money) to have 50% of the 18-30 agroupoup in university by 2010 and behind much German anxiety about that country's crowded but increasingly second-rate universities.Alison Wolf, a British economist, terms this the "two aspirin good, five aspirin better" approach to university finance.

"I have felt anxiety about that myself," Mr Williams admits.