Sentence examples for equally anxious from inspiring English sources
Employers are equally anxious.
Either way, the relation between writing and sex remains equally anxious and equally metaphoric.
In Berlin, anti-Russian demonstrations and equally anxious generals called for immediate action.
If Mansfield had not won three of their previous four games, they would have been equally anxious.
But he is equally anxious about the program he coordinates at the nonprofit Visiting Nurse Service of New York.
They are nervous about Islamic anger and equally anxious about anti-Muslim sentiment spilling out of control.
The assumption is that liars are more anxious than truth-tellers because they have something to hide – the problem is, truth-tellers can be equally nervous too".
Moving into the bridge, she sings out in full voice: "I knew you were no angel, but God, what did I do?" The song is equally ecstatic and anxious, compressed and wide open.
Results showed that the high-anxious children were equally accurate in identifying hostile intent in peer interactions as their low-anxious counterparts.
Pitched between interludes of anxious intimacy and equally nerve-shredding set pieces, "Collateral" scores its points with underhand precision.
Mr Sistani may be less of a rabble-rouser than Mr Sadr, but he is equally hostile to federalism and anxious to impose an Islamic identity on the rest of Iraq, they fear.
