Sentence examples for evident anxiety from inspiring English sources
The feelings that are evident – anxiety, disconnect, isolation – are universal.
"It is critical that landlords and government think deeply about the evident anxiety tenants have about receiving their rent directly," the report warns.
Greater improvements were also evident in anxiety, depression and grip strength in the exercise group, although not statistically significant.
Overall, the effect size calculations would suggest that remotely delivered psychotherapies do have the potential to be clinically effective, although the magnitude of this effect varies and may be more evident for anxiety than for depression.
An inverse relationship between posterior orbital cortex activity and the intensity of emotional experience also is evident during anxiety provocation in subjects with obsessive complusive disorder and induced sadness in healthy humans (Rauch et al. 1994; Schneider et al. 1995).
The economic anxiety evident here has influenced the campaigns of both parties.
These assertions are reflected in the anxieties evident in the women's posts in online FGCS communities, with 37.5 % reporting fear of negative reactions from sexual partners as a motivation for labiaplasty [ 30].
The sources of his anxiety are evident in the scenes where he does not appear.
The consequences of that kind of anxiety were evident in the curiously passive display in Valencia last month, the overwhelming desire for a clean sheet to restore belief contributing to United's reluctance to press in the game.
