Sentence examples for anxious existence from inspiring English sources
It is a temporary and often anxious existence.
Besides the spirited Ms. Moloney and the good-natured Mr. Adamson — whose expansive presence as Lewes obviously sweetens the novelist's anxious existence — there are seven actors in the cast, who assume numerous roles in the production.
There is something to be said for those dangerous flying objects — excuse me, I mean actors — that keep whizzing around the Foxwoods Theater, where the mega-expensive musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has entered the latest chapter of its fraught and anxious existence.
In one journal entry, he wrote, "All existence makes me anxious, from the smallest fly to the mysteries of the Incarnation; the whole thing is inexplicable, I most of all; to me all existence is infected, I most of all.
"All existence makes me anxious," he wrote in one journal entry, "from the smallest fly to the mysteries of the Incarnation; the whole thing is inexplicable, I most of all; to me all existence is infected, I most of all.
Perhaps a lingering feature of the shamanism that was once part of the spiritual life of the region, this anxious reflex is apparent in every sphere of Turkmen existence.
Anxious to please the court, the MPA also magnanimously acknowledged the existence of DNS, IP, and DPI based methods of detecting and intercepting these rogue packets.
Joe Hagan of New York Magazine offers a lengthy profile of the John McCain of 2010 in which he describes the Arizona Senator as a frustrated, anxious and at times insecure man, engaged in a desperate struggle for his political existence.
Van Egeren (2001) proposes the existence of both a direct and an indirect pathway between the child's anxious predisposition and paternal withdrawal.
The old man was too fond of the co-existence of capital and labour in "the British New Deal" to upset it.None of the anxious political debate about ROBOT was known to Labour or was hinted at in the newspapers.
