As the 1984 election approached, Jerry Falwell, the leader of the Moral Majority, confessed he was "a little anxious that we haven't had some aggressive support" on issues important to the religious right.
One of Stanton's clerks, also not present, insisted that he said, "Ah, dear friend! there is none now to do me justice; none to tell the world of the anxious hours we have spent together!" But, in the twenty-five years that separated the scene and Hay's version of it, the record is cloudy.
The complete silence made me anxious, usually we have music playing while the audience takes their seats.
But I am less anxious now, for we have made a good decision; I am in control, I think.
The "only reason why we're anxious is because we haven't hung out that much," Marquez wrote, according to court papers.
"We came in a bit anxious but we've got to stay relaxed and do what we've been doing all year.
I was very anxious about we've got to go now.
We're leaving college with astronomical amounts of debt, we're more depressed and anxious than we've ever been, and a record number of us are suffering from that wide-reaching phenomenon known as Imposter Syndrome.
I shushed my daughter when she outed me on the bus, exclaiming in English, "I see a traffic light!" I was anxious when we had to visit the embassy -- a potential terrorist target known locally as "Fortress America" -- to renew our passports.
Instead of the defiant trumpet blast that it's morning in America — Ronald Reagan's retort to the so-called malaise of the Jimmy Carter years — we have anxious promises to hold back the night.
