Sentence examples for articulated anxieties from inspiring English sources

Dylan's lyrics embraced stories taken from the headlines about civil rights and he articulated anxieties about the fear of nuclear warfare.

Others succeeded as metaphors that articulated contemporary anxieties.

Against this backdrop, the Hindu nationalist movement has successfully articulated the anxieties and desires of the large and amorphous Indian middle class.

"One can trace the anxieties of Turkey's Kurds, for example, by looking at contemporary art works produced in the 2000s, where using subtle, ironic strategies, they articulated such anxieties in great works of contemporary art," Kahraman added.

She is not shy of articulating the anxieties of middle-class parents with children in "bog standard" state schools.

Watching the film today, it's fascinating to see how much it strains to reassure its audience even as it articulates their anxieties.

And most people probably think of the movie as a classic of Cold War culture, like "On the Beach" and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" — a popular work articulating the anxieties of an era.

The United States should also articulate its anxieties about the potential for communal violence in India.

Movies about cataclysm articulate our anxieties and — despite insipid dialogue littering the fiery road to oblivion — allow our vulnerabilities to be laid bare, our catharsis shared.

At first, the pain of financial exposure was an articulate anxiety.

The box represents an extreme form of social exclusion, and the situation we've come up with – the audience never see more than an arm or legs of the characters on stage – seems ideal for articulating anxiety and exploring trauma in a dramatic way.