Sentence examples for carefully anxious from inspiring English sources

My elderly parents follow the news carefully, anxious about possible shortages of medicines.

Dandyish in pin-stripes, with a somewhat stiff, school prefect's manner, Jones seemed to weigh each word carefully, anxious not to offend the Cameron inner circle with a loose phrase or an indiscreet opinion.

She hands out her words carefully, as if anxious that we don't stuff ourselves.

listens carefully to the anxious cicadas slicing up the road then.

Excited and anxious, Simons carefully picked out her clothes and fretted about her hair.

Is Michael Gove worried he may not be in power in September, scared that Liberal Democrat councillors and activists might finally notice that the coalition is rapidly smashing up their carefully crafted education policy or anxious that parents might rise up and object?

The game will be carefully scrutinized by an increasingly anxious selection committee.

Recalling this anxious question, so carefully concealed, really made me realize how much of my adolescent life was paralyzed by my fear of coming out.

Each turn of the wrench was carefully monitored by Mission Control in Houston, anxious for Kopra not to overdo the torque and strip the thread of the single bolt holding the defective voltage regulator in place.

As a result of this carefully planned policy, the Masovian princes, long anxious to preserve their independence, declared themselves Casimir's vassals (1351 53); even in the West some German nobles preferred Casimir's to Brandenburg's lordship.

Newly minted entrepreneurs are anxious to offer services without carefully identifying their core business.