Sentence examples for anxieties both from inspiring English sources

And each summons anxieties both primal and mercilessly particular to the times in which we live.

Cat learns to cope with her anxieties both by embracing the unknown and by connecting to friends and family.

With elegance and erudition, Mr Overy opens a window into the mind of a generation a generation with anxieties both very different from and yet surprisingly similar to those of our own today.

As his character's confrontational style collides with his own desire to be left alone, our protagonist falls into a nightmarish tailspin littered with anxieties both fantastically large and achingly small.

Driven by economic anxieties, both parents and undergraduates often assume that the principal purpose of higher education is preparation for a particular job, which they believe is best accomplished through courses specifically tailored to that field.

(It also had something to do with the anxiety both men felt about their sex appeal.

Asked if they had suffered from speech anxiety, both actors said yes.

Accelerated drawdown of international forces is ratcheting up anxiety both inside the country and in the region.

"There are increasing levels of anxiety, both generalised and acute, levels of stress, of depression and levels of what I would call perfectionism," she says.

The latest attacks added to a general sense of anxiety, both inside and outside the government, over challenges facing the Arab world's most populated country.

It ends not in celebration, with the founding of Israel, but with anxiety, both about its future and about a possible revival of anti-Semitism in Europe.