Sentence examples for distinctly anxious from inspiring English sources
Mr Pringle's photograph appears, in Hilda Rumpole's copy of the Daily Telegraph, looking distinctly anxious, not to say hunted, over the words "just like Rumpole".
Shareholders are clearly anxious.
Investors are clearly anxious.
And suddenly, I've been feeling both distinctly out of place and deeply anxious about my conventional failings as a woman.
About 40,000 of them -- the accident prone, the overly anxious and the grievously injured -- end up at a distinctly unglamorous medical clinic tucked beside a roaring tarmac near Terminal B. Kennedy Medical Offices, like the airport, never closes.
Furthermore, by always portraying the man as the agent and denying that men can also be anxious, passive or vulnerable, society prescribes a masculine behaviour that is distinctly aggressive.
A majority of the students distinctly mentioned that they do not read the rubrics before the assessment because it makes them anxious and in a way limits them on what they should do (this will be further elaborated in the students' perceived limitations of the rubric).
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
