Sentence examples for bring anxieties from inspiring English sources

"You sit here and bring anxieties to young children," declared Councilman Charles Barron, as he addressed the board in the fifth-floor boardroom of the authority's Madison Avenue headquarters.

I was pretty blithe for the first 20 years but then it got easier and easier to bring anxiety into my characterisation of these roles".

"I don't want to bring anxiety to anywhere, certainly to the crowd, because that spreads to the players and that's the last thing they need at the moment because they are anxious".

According to an article by Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, "Anything that defines the self as useless, incompetent or inadequate may bring anxiety, for it raises the possibility that the group might reject one as incompetent".

I talk about this incident in my book "Perfect Madness'' as an example of the ways that people whittle down their intellectual focus to trivialities, instead of taking in and dealing with the larger issues that bring anxiety — or in this case, fear — to their lives.

"Only tell parents good news" was the "golden rule" mentioned frequently by the respondents; any emotional distress expressed by the migrant child would also bring anxiety to parents, and thus it was wiser not to reveal negative emotion to parents.

For example, does being "wired in" to my smart phone bring anxiety?

The word also echoes a sense of fear that will bring anxiety the more you think of it.

Yet, for some people, no matter how hard they try something else is needed to engender safety and bring anxiety to a manageable level.

Work on not avoiding reminders of the loss that bring anxiety and distress.

Change often brings anxiety.