Sentence examples for great anxieties from inspiring English sources
There are pleasures in being macho, but there are great anxieties.
Two great anxieties are running Britain's media ragged as Gordon Brown's visions of Digital Britain take shape.
He succeeded in assuaging one of the great anxieties of his time, the antagonism between science and religion, but he very much felt this anxiety.
In Europe, as in India and China, globalisation has provoked great anxieties about inequality and unemployment, fuelling new xenophobic nationalisms and backlashes against ethnic and religious minorities.
Burke thus correctly identified what remains today one of the great anxieties of modern liberal democracies: the ability of a ruthless corporation corruptly to buy a legislature.
"I was seized by a great anxiety.
"There is great anxiety," said Paul Weyrich, chairman of the Free Congress Foundation.
The day the Great War broke out, a great anxiety and stress spread across Damley Road.
At moments of great anxiety, a crease appears between her neatly angled eyebrows.
[Back] September 26th 1938 The chief emotions today are great anxiety, fear, spiritual loneliness.
"Whether these people will truthfully deal with the Fifth Census is a cause of great anxiety".
