Surprisingly few people expressed panic over financial worries, she said.
One has to stay cheerful, when deep down most of us long to express panic and despair.
Peter Carey echoed the sentiment, asking, "Why should he escape?" A. M. Homes expressed "panic": "What will I do without the next Philip Roth novel?" "If it's true, the man had done his job and mightily," said Junot Díaz.
While none of these Republicans expressed panic and all said that Mr. Bush could reverse the trend, they acknowledged puzzlement, frustration and even some distress about the strides that Mr. Gore has made, a degree of progress that they said went beyond an inevitable tightening in polls.
In the wake of the horror in Garissa, William Ruto, Kenya's deputy president, said the UN refugee agency that oversees Dadaab should close the camp within 90 days; otherwise, he promised darkly, "we shall relocate them ourselves".In Dadaab the refugees expressed panic and defiance.
In the face of the climate crisis, many express panic.
On the audio file, el-Bakraoui expressed some panic.
But despite an economy that continues to deteriorate -- with layoffs and job losses spreading -- many here express little panic.
When Clara was growing up, there were no black film actors who could express her panic, her high theatrical self-engagement, or her sense of grief.
Thanks to the computer, I was involved in a well-defined courtship, a neat little space in which he and I were both safe to express the panic and the fascination of our mutual affection.
