Sentence examples for latent anxieties from inspiring English sources

We are offended by promiscuity because it brings sex too much to our attention, forcing latent anxieties to the surface that we could well do without.

Why does she think she attracted particular ire? "The way I see it is there are all these latent anxieties that people have which seem to surface when they see women behaving in certain ways publicly.

This is nothing but snobbery, I think – latent anxiety about the trappings of class.

But there is also something dubious about Tony, a corollary of Susan's latent anxiety both about her ex-husband, and her current marriage to a philanderer called Arnold.

The alarmism regarding the number of pigeons could therefore be discussed in relation to the latent anxiety and public fear of the undominated presence of pigeons and thus a loss of control over pigeon reproduction and spread.

"Discussions with the workers reveal the discontentment and the latent anxiety of those who are the most exposed," Watanabe explains.

10 12 Accordingly, worsening dyspnoea is often interpreted as a feeling of suffocating and imminent death, which leads to acute and latent anxiety.

Many Poles I meet mention a latent national anxiety about the under-funding of education, and you can see why: whereas plenty of British schools have long been modernised and equipped with mountains of IT, Limanowa's remind me of the shabby-looking place I went to during the depths of the Thatcher years.

The correlation matrix is presented in Table 2. Of particular interest was the strength of the relationships between the anxiety latent factors (Negative Affectivity NA and Autonomic Anxiety AA) with the 2 dental anxiety latent factors (ADA and TDA).

Kitreoff shrewdly exposes the anxieties latent in Greek evocations of past glory.

That security allows me to let out my latent fears and anxieties, articulating thoughts that had been floating around my head in packets of vague badness.