Sentence examples for anxieties what from inspiring English sources
"I'd speak on the phone about my anxieties, what made me nervous and so on," he explained.
I faltered, I fell silent, then I said: sod you and your creative anxieties, what about me?
In the face of vegetable anxiety, what's an aspiring omnivore to do?
"Washington watched with anxiety what was happening in Hamilton and West Windsor.
"There's this anxiety: what if I decided I wanted to get married or have children?" Mr. Gill said.
This uncertainty causes an enormous strain, huge social anxiety — what Karl Popper rightly called the strain of civilization.
Aren't we all, at this point, suffering from raging anxiety?" "What brings yours on?" "OK," he says.
Her husband's routine colonoscopy fills her with a curious mortal dread, inspiring both waiting-room anxiety — what if he has some terrible cancer?
They will go to work tomorrow knowing their moment in the sun has passed, and wondering with some anxiety what awaits in the shade.
We are now at the heart of M. R. James, although the heart, buried far beneath the skin, is by no means the root of his anxiety; what he fears most is surface contact.
After the man had driven off, Shanahan said, with a note of anxiety, "What house was he pointing to?" Did Shanahan worry about how the locals would react to a New Yorker ringing their doorbell?
