Sentence examples for anxieties will be from inspiring English sources

Versions of these satisfactions, quandaries and anxieties will be familiar to anyone who shares the signage habit.

Architecture fans expecting insight into OMA's working methods, its internal stylistic debates and existential anxieties, will be disappointed.

But he will have to believe that his players can bring the best of themselves, and the rest – the doubts and anxieties – will be a little less prominent.

Publisher's Weekly has called it "first rate," and predicts that "The Emperor of Ocean Park," "which touches electrically on our sexual, racial and religious anxieties, will be the talk of the political in-crowd this summmer".

MPs of all parties face the prospect of battling it out with colleagues to retain a seat, but anxieties will be particularly acute within Labour, where anti-Corbyn MPs fear that the necessary reselection contests could be an opportunity to reshape the parliamentary party in Corbyn's favour, if he retains the leadership.

Once you start thinking about yourself, all your pressures and anxieties will be subsided a bit and you will feel better.

In a few clicks, the anxiety will be over.

"That anxiety will be completely alleviated without the asterisk".

In any case, there is little doubt that the anxiety will be felt more widely.

My anxiety will be exacerbated if a programme has upped the numbers needed for qualification.

A lot of that anxiety will be crystallised at the conference around what to do about the unloved health bill.