Sentence examples for environmental anxieties. from inspiring English sources

Then there are the environmental anxieties.

The environmental anxieties that followed the Iraq debacle are fading, along with the war itself, from the centre of American politics.

'Chernobyl' has become a synonym for contemporary catastrophe, a password that teases environmental anxieties and aesthetic fantasies.

Gottlieb's work, while charged with timely environmental anxieties, and conversant with our shared dread of ecological peril, is powerfully seductive and visually alluring.

The ivory-bill seems to rise like a phoenix at times of environmental anxiety.

Today lawn care is a multibillion-dollar industry, yet a certain environmental anxiety has bloomed as well.

Plastic bags are a source of environmental anxiety for New Yorkers, who use one billion a year, Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn said in an interview after the vote.

I thought I'd hear tales of increasing environmental anxiety over rising seas, and the misery of enduring hurricane seasons in the era of climate change.

Everything else including terrorism, war, political polarization, environmental anxiety and an economic bubble whose bursting cast a backward pall over the era's extravagance, much as 9/11 seems to shadow even those pictures conceived and released before the attacks.

In "The Thin Red Line" (1998) and "The New World" (2005), it was touched with environmental anxiety, as the pristine glories of the world were menaced by war and by colonial invasion.

But now, in an era dominated by terrorism, environmental anxiety, cultural fragmentation, and economic inequality, members of a younger generation which takes dystopian cynicism as its birthright and rock-inflected minimalism as its "common practice"—find such artistic values rather quaint.