Sentence examples for anxious to point from inspiring English sources

Spieth was anxious to point out Zika was not the sole reason for his withdrawal.

Paul Kaye's trustafarian film-maker is anxious to point out he lives in Kensal Green, not Ladbroke Grove.

In fact, Mr Dewar is terribly anxious to point out that this will be among the first acts of the parliament after it is elected in May.This handily serves two purposes.

Countries have been anxious to point out that, although the current pledges are deemed inadequate by scientists to avert the threat of dangerous global warming, they mean that countries are taking action in the short and medium term.

Miller is anxious to point out that they're not stealing ideas from each other, but Cumberbatch has no such qualms: "There's no shame in stealing – any actor who says he doesn't is lying.

But less noticed, yet perhaps more worrying, is that credit markets are drying up, as investors flee risk, making it harder and more expensive for many firms to borrow.In his speech, Mr Greenspan was anxious to point out that conditions were not as bad as in late 1998.

Our fears get triggered, our insecurity rears its ugly head, and we are anxious to the point of feeling exhausted.

Millie and Matt are anxious to the point of tears.

If you're too anxious to the point where it's physically and mentally debilitating, then your performance suffers.

I try to remember that doing this job is a privilege but sometimes I feel trapped, overwhelmed, often anxious to the point of experiencing real palpitations.

Dr. Stowe noted, "I don't use the word safe, but if the woman is depressed or anxious to the point that she needs to be treated, then an antidepressant is better than leaving her untreated".