Sentence examples for anxious connection from inspiring English sources

De Kooning moved to a more lyrical form of painting, (such as Villa Borghese, 1961), that lacks the urgent, anxious connection to the world of his earlier Women paintings (no bad thing, depending on your view of these violent images, often described as misogynist).

Other passengers are filing off, bleary eyed, anxious about catching connections.

I would feel anxious because my constant connection to my family and friends would be broken.

The image of the new pint serves two main agendas; those of artisanal craft beer fantasists who think sincerely that "there has never been a better time to be a beer drinker" and political figures anxious to exploit whatever connection remains between the pint and the common man.

They have a tri-partite loyalty: to their machinery, their employers and their cargo, in this case holiday-makers anxious to make a train connection to Glasgow and the south.

Due to a number of factors, including that announcement, VMware's stock has plunged 30percentt since Dell and EMC announced the deal, and investors are especially anxious about Virtustream and its connection to the VMware balance sheet, according to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal.

Doctors without powerful connections were vulnerable and anxious about making clinical mistakes and being taken to court.

These competitions "give kids the chance to make that connection between feeling a little anxious and performing at their best," Mr. Bronson said.

If anything, the connection made me a little anxious.

If the old sayiing is true that kids pick up on everything, what if there's some kind of mind-body connection between a parent's anxious mind and a child's sensitive body?

For those who did not work on the Obama campaign or have other Capitol Hill connections, procuring tickets was an anxious matter of contacting their Congressional representatives and crossing their fingers.