The lines lengthen and shorten, agree with and oppose each other, switch focus, lose heart, as if acknowledging the dramatic anxieties of Oppenheimer's life and legacy.
Arran James explores the capitalist city as a breeding ground for quite dramatic experiences of anxiety in this openDemocracy piece.
According to Ross, cancer patients receiving just a single dose of psilocybin experienced immediate and dramatic reductions in anxiety and depression, improvements that were sustained for at least six months.
Dramatic sadness or anxiety.
Perhaps this is to be the year of dramatic change, uncertainty and anxiety that failed to take root last year.
"Panic, which is the most dramatic form of acute anxiety, is the cry for life," he says.
During that same period, we have seen dramatic increases in childhood anxiety, depression, suicide, obesity, and other mental and physical ailments that can be attributed at least partly to the stress of continuous evaluation by adults and the lack of play (for documentation, see Gray 2010b).
It's interesting to ponder why Julia began to notice a dramatic shift in the anxiety over the way we eat in the 1980's.
For example, NYU investigators report that after a single dose of psilocybin, cancer patients "almost uniformly experienced a dramatic reduction in existential anxiety and depression... and the changes lasted a year or more and in some cases were permanent".
It's hard to believe that anyone but scholars of modern literature or paid critics have read W. H. Auden's dramatic poem "The Age of Anxiety" all the way through, even though it won a Pulitzer Prize in 1948, the year after it was published.
