Sentence examples for anxious someone from inspiring English sources

Should an AP reporter refrain from describing as anxious someone sweating and pacing up and down as they await execution?

By hanging on to win the tournament, Beljan became an instant hero to the perpetually anxious, someone who shed light on a disorder that feeds off darkness.

The elephants seemed anxious when someone spoke Maa; the moment she switched to Swahili, they became calm.

LR: People get a little anxious when someone comes along and tips the apple cart, for sure.

I don't fancy being a passenger of any description: never again - and I even get anxious when someone I know has to go on a train".

I'm not anxious that someone will throw up an idea that I hadn't thought of – because it might be a good one.

She says she has come to terms with what happened to her, but especially in public, "I remain anxious that someone is going to come at me".

I'd still feel anxious about someone reading Glasshouse as a script and judging it as a piece of writing, but as an experience, as a lived thing that happens in a room, it works in a way that I think too often theatre forgets it should want to work in.

Globally and historically we're the number one cause of injury and mayhem to women, we're the worst thing that ever happens to them!" If you're a white man and you've started to feel excluded, or anxious that someone who isn't white or male may get preferential treatment over you, then all you're doing is experiencing the same feeling everyone else has had for centuries.

I get anxious when someone wants to eat "lunch" at 2 00 or 3 00.

In both instances, it appears as though Emma is afraid, or anxious, of someone (real or perceived).