Sentence examples for called anxiety from inspiring English sources

Reinhold Niebuhr called anxiety "the inevitable spiritual state of man".

A painting from 2011 called "Anxiety and the Horse.

She found an unlikely product called Anxiety Wrap, a suit for dogs, which worked on the same principle.

It's what Freud meant when, in 1917 (not, as Stossel has it, 1933), he called anxiety "a riddle whose solution would be bound to throw a flood of light on our whole mental existence".

Freud himself had called anxiety "a riddle whose solution would be bound to throw a flood of light on our whole mental existence," and the first edition of the D.S.M. identified anxiety as the "chief characteristic" of all neuroses.

A four-year wait for a new album called Anxiety followed by two tiny UK tours is enough to give even the most die-hard Ladyhakwe fans pause for thought though.

The key phenomenon here is the mode of disposedness that Heidegger calls anxiety.

It is perhaps in the absence of mother's voice that the fetus first comes to experience unresponsiveness that can lead to the psychological states of post-birth that we call anxiety, fear, frustration and a sense of loss.

More research is needed to determine if hypnosis might alleviate generalized anxiety disorder or what's called trait anxiety, or anxiety relating to personality rather than a specific event, according to a 2010 review of the research.

"Historically, I had what I would call 'lost anxiety' — anxiety about being lost," he said.

Because of its ability to harness the powers of the mind, hypnosis is often employed to relieve anxieties related to other medical procedures, like surgery, scans or even giving birth, called state anxiety.