Sentence examples for anxious score from inspiring English sources

"Margin Call" is a thriller, moving through ambient shadows to the anxious tempo of Nathan Larson's hushed, anxious score.

The film, which has a solemn, anxious score by Philip Glass, incorporates White House tapes of conversations about Vietnam that Mr. McNamara had with both presidents, along with vintage clips from World War II and the Vietnam War (Holden).

This documentary, which has a solemn, anxious score by Philip Glass, incorporates White House tapes of conversations about Vietnam that Mr. McNamara had with both presidents, along with vintage clips from World War II and Vietnam.

The movie feels old-fashioned whenever it seeks to stir up British pride; as a fable of survival, though, with its quicksilver editing and an anxious score by Hans Zimmer, it amazes and exhausts in equal measure.

The pianist Jacob Greenberg performed the enigmatic and anxious score, which accompanied a grim black-and-white montage depicting the paranoia and despair of an old man's solitary existence.

A cutoff score of 45/46 was used to categorize anxious (score ≥45) or not-anxious (score <45) states [ 24].

Below the surface of Olwyn's story of the Yorkshire confrontation, with its anxious score-settling atmosphere, lie deep wounds, and one of them is surely the wound from which survivors of suicides never recover.

Precoded responses range from 'not anxious' (scoring 1) to 'extremely anxious' (scoring 5).

The responses range from 'not anxious' (scoring 1) to 'extremely anxious' (scoring 5).

In the whole sample, children with a MASC total score above 65 (N = 35) were more likely to have insufficient school grades (37%) than children with a "non-anxious" score below 65 (18%).

There was a weak inverse relationship between resilience scores and anxious temperament scores in CT+ bipolar patients (Table 2).