Sentence examples for anxiety call from inspiring English sources

Concomitant symptoms of depression and anxiety call for clinical alertness and support.

To avoid unnecessary anxiety, call the shot something more positive.

If you start to feel overwhelmed with anxiety, call a trusted family member or friend.

"Research has shown that a test is not indicative of a student's ability," says Beilock, who is the author of a book on performance anxiety called Choke.

The instrument used in this study is a set of questionnaire adapted from the measurement scale of language anxiety called Foreign Language Class Anxiety Scale (FLCAS) designed by Horwitz (1983).

Sara Lazar, a neuroscientist at Harvard, was one of the first people to scan meditators' brains and discovered that the amygdala, the part of the brain where anxiety calls home, was smaller for meditators than the control group.

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His confidence hid considerable anxiety: the call left Islam and Tulemaganbetov rattled.

But Mr Nel said the athlete had anxiety "on call", suggesting that he had manufactured a fear of crime to help his defence.

Ms. Jaffer began a widely used approach for anxiety disorders, called cognitive behavior therapy, that lasted for six months, beginning with three sessions weekly.

Perhaps, then, the real explanation for the White House's anxiety about calling the embassy attack an act of terror has less to do with the "who" than with the "where".