Sentence examples for anxieties about whether from inspiring English sources

There was the sadness about missing those first tentative smiles, the huge cost of child care, and the eternal anxieties about whether said child care was good enough, safe enough, loving enough.

Bellmer's art is not widely known, probably because of lingering anxieties about whether its political content really does save it from simple obscenity.

Increasingly, show creators can work without executives' notes, focus groups, concerns about ratings, and anxieties about whether advertisers will resist having their products slotted after a nude scene or one laced with obscenity.

These intimate images of her mother's early sex life might seem to be a symptom of Virginia's own anxieties about whether she has made the right choice in agreeing to marry Ben.

The journal is dominated by Crowley's notes as he wrote "Gray State" — what he wished for it to be, his anxieties about whether he could manage it, and the audience he imagined it would reach.

And concerns about the growth in energy infrastructure include accusations of unfair acquisition of land, and anxieties about whether local communities will indeed benefit from the increased energy production.

Sounds promising, though "strenuous" may stir a passing anxiety about whether it will turn out to be rather hard going.

Business executives also expressed anxiety about whether globalization was working, and some said they were part of the problem.

The decline came at a time of anxiety about whether the United States would raise its borrowing limit.

Our anxiety about whether everything would stop just as the curtain went up, or in mid-play, added to the actors' usual first-night tension.

Beneath this box-office elephantiasis, it's not hard to sense anxiety – about whether it will last, and who will benefit if it does.