Sentence examples for anxious upon from inspiring English sources

That I become anxious upon hearing of a math test reflects causal explanations that are common to folk-psychology or those of psychologism.

For example, we found that almost a third of patients expressed that they would feel anxious upon hearing discussions around blood loss prior to their surgery (part of the 'sign-in' checks).

Although Alice did not seem to become fearful and anxious upon reading this poem, the story contains pieces of information that refer to the potential dangerousness of the Jabberwock, Jubjub bird, and Bandersnatch (e.g., beware, bite, claws).

In their study conducted in the Democratic Republic of Congo, they found that whilst the adolescent did not feel angry or anxious upon learning their HIV status, they, however, reported feeling either sad or heartbroken, worried, afraid and frightened [ 19].

Alice Feiring is anxious, put-upon, moody, frustrated and a touch grandiose, and she flies from subject to subject unpredictably, like a bee flitting among flowers.

Rebecca ends up feeling anxious, put upon and angry in the face of Jack's resistance to working.

In particular, there is one film we are currently exhibiting that Jessica should really see before she embarks upon the post-baby regime the world is so anxious to foist upon her.

I felt imposed upon, anxious, pushed outside of the protective confines of conventional practice.

First think about the benefits (no obsessing over how upset you are, no more feeling anxious or put upon), then about things you might have done wrong (no one is perfect); revisit what happened, seeing if you can understand your reaction and why the other person might have behaved in the way they did.

In turn, we feel anxious, and impress upon our teenagers just what's at stake with every decision they make.

I like to think that historians, wanting to map the state of the nation, will gaze back upon this anxious and alcoholic film as they will upon its two precursors, though it must be said that the patter of laughs, despite being urged along by Wright's usual whippy editing, is less breakneck than it was before, and the result is strangely sour and charmless by comparison.