Sentence examples for anxieties more from inspiring English sources

Most heads and teachers try their utmost not to transmit their anxieties more widely.

So that Werther was more real than my younger brother, Macbeth filled my dreams and anxieties more than the beginnings of war in my town … With the advantage of being able to read in two languages, Arabic and French, I had the extraordinary luck of feeling like I belong to a family of people around the world, and also of all times!

Friendships both secure us against risks and anxieties (more reliably than the hazards of a political career) and also provide pleasures and indeed joy: "The man of noble character is chiefly concerned with wisdom and friendship.

But sometimes, when I peer up from my phone and see that I'm surrounded by a group of friends -- or even strangers -- staring down at their own devices, I wonder if we should have given those anxieties more weight before allowing ourselves to become so connected.

But more uncertainty, more anxiety, more contingent fretting inevitably follow.

"It is a parent anxiety more than a kid anxiety," she said.

David Brooks argues that middle-class Americans feel social anxiety more acutely than economic anxiety.

Nowhere is this anxiety more acute, Pollan says, than in the United States.

Anxiety more intense than the usual concern for a cyclical economic downturn.

"As a player, you want it bad, but fans might feel the anxiety more than we do.

Game three saw a return to a more stuttering performance, with anxiety more in evidence towards the end than any continuation of the good work of midweek.