Sentence examples for become very anxious from inspiring English sources

"When people are motivated to make a certain kind of impression, they'll use a gift as a way to send a message and become very anxious about how much money they spend," said David B. Wooten, an assistant professor of marketing at the University of Michigan who published a research paper on gift-giving last summer.

If the answer to this question is 'no', for example because the professional fears that the patient will become very anxious to lose the treatment contact, the clinician knows that the contact still is in the first stage of optimization of the alliance.

You child may become very anxious when items are not arranged correctly; he or she may panic or believe something terrible will happen.

The baby's feeding became erratic and she became very anxious.

She had an immediate physical reaction, she said: "I became very anxious.

So a week went by, and the atmosphere in the Palace became very anxious.

A few years ago, when Peter Wolf, the former front man of the J. Geils Band, was making a new solo album, he became very anxious.

By John Seabrook A few years ago, when Peter Wolf, the former front man of the J. Geils Band, was making a new solo album, he became very anxious.

He said: "It was like I could never escape it and I became very anxious and unwell at the thought that it was a constant threat that I had to battle against.

Last summer and autumn, with Hunt enthusiastically attacking the corporation and the current culture secretary Ben Bradshaw, an ex-BBC journalist with a fondness for telling off his former employers, doing the same in only slightly less menacing language, the BBC Trust became very anxious.

And I became very anxious and upset about the way he talked about these choices.