Sentence examples for anxious to display from inspiring English sources

He is media friendly and anxious to display his liberal credentials.

But his image never entirely lost its incendiary appeal.Critical of earlier historians who tended to treat Garibaldi with condescension, Ms Riall is anxious to display him as the resourceful manipulator of his own legend.

With the new Congress anxious to display "fiscal responsibility" - cue Robert Rubin who has moved in very fast on Nancy Pelosi - there won't be any help next year from them.

Thus, people who were more socially anxious were more likely to display a passive-constructive response style.

Dependent personality disorder is typically grouped under the "Cluster C" type of personality disorders; these tend to display anxious and fearful behavior traits.

Anxious BALB/cByJ mice were compared to non-anxious C57BL/6J mice and were seen to display highly disturbed locomotor behaviour in a sensory conflict situation.

As a missingness mechanism we assumed that those respondents with missingness might have been more anxious or depressed, or more likely to display hedging behaviour or avoidance.

Within a few weeks, the germ-free mice that had previously shown no signs of anxiety or depression started to display the same depressive, anxious behaviour as the ordinary mice "However, if we transfer the bacteria from stressed mice into non-stressed, germ-free mice, no abnormalities are observed," Dr Bercik added.

Finally, anxious individuals are more likely than controls to display attentional biases toward threatening stimuli (Bishop, Duncan, Brett, et al. 2004; Bishop, Duncan, Lawrence 2004).

My favourite picture from the early era shows an anxious and decidedly unsexy DH, in need of a shave and a background to display him to better advantage.

In an era of cameras in mobile phones and "citizen journalists", the parties are anxious to avoid displays of conspicuous boozing and cigar-smoking.Even attending a convention can be seen as something of a political liability for politicians running against the partisan tide.