Sentence examples for anxiety shared from inspiring English sources
It is an anxiety shared by a few ministers too.
It is an anxiety shared by his friends — and those with whom he and his advisers have spoken.
This is about independent art and technology, about those who feel alone while they are creating, those with imposter syndrome, or dealing with harassment, anxiety – shared difficulties for those who live and work online".
Mr. Kim's remarks underlined the deep anxiety shared by him and his top advisers as a result of his meeting with President Bush at the White House in March.
The report will provoke a backlash from Labour MPs who fear it will strengthen Tory control over English legislation and stoke up nationalist sentiment in the runup to the Scottish independence referendum in September 2014 – an anxiety shared privately by UK government ministers.
Being back in the constituency means facing up to the anxiety – shared by many Labour MPs who have publicly criticised their party leader – that her constituency party could try to replace her with a more sympathetic candidate for the next general election.
The letter then outlined the anxieties shared by Congresswoman Waters and her Democratic colleagues on the committee.
While the Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, a Roman Catholic priest, was held by Islamic radicals for nearly 19 months in Lebanon in the 1980's, his relatives back home in Joliet, Ill., felt the anxieties shared by all the hostages' families.
Depression and anxiety share two ugly heads; they engender a sense of powerlessness and undermine our ability to create value and meaning in our lives.
Another starting point was that the most frequent mental health problems among youth, depression and anxiety, share central characteristics common to emotional disorders.
Unique environmental correlations were lower (ranging from 0.18 to 0.37), suggesting that although emotional dysregulation and attachment-related anxiety share genetic risk, different environmental factors influence each characteristic.
