Sentence examples for anxious either from inspiring English sources

It leads, of course, with the idea that today's students are under siege, finding that 60% of them feel anxious either all the time or frequently.

Parents of 60 children with an anxiety disorder, who were themselves highly anxious, received either brief parent-delivered treatment for child anxiety or the same treatment with strategies specifically targeting parental tolerance of their child's negative emotions.

"People are either anxious, nervous, upset — all the range of emotions.

The alternative to being either anxious or avoidant is to be secure, and the research shows that if we're in the secure base we're more open, empathic, generous, and compassionate.

She says she understands why some are either anxious or actively hostile – and, just to underline the fact that what people say about migration often defies easy categorisation, lays some blame on people from eastern Europe.

In most of the experiments, the participants then were made to feel either anxious (for instance, by listening to the theme music from the movie Psycho or writing about a past experience that made them feel very anxious) or neutral (by listening to more peaceful music or writing about routine experiences).

The defending champion has had fewer anxious moments than either Murray or Federer, his main rivals alongside Wawrinka, who he will probably meet in the semi-finals, and is disturbingly relaxed, usually a sign that his mind and body are in sync – and that is not always the case.

Over half of the people on disability are either anxious or their back hurts.

Over half the people on disability are either anxious or their back hurts.

When you are experiencing stress you are either anxious or in overwhelm and there are effective ways to respond to each.

It made me deeply anxious to have either or both of my parents gently inquiring as to how I defined my sexuality.