Sentence examples for make anxious from inspiring English sources

It is well known that junk food can make anxious people feel better.

Politically, Conservatives believe an emphasis on the risks still facing the UK will make anxious voters recoil from handing stewardship of a fragile economy to a relatively untried Labour team.

The deeper problem is that in framing the debate like this, the parties and the media fail to confront (or make anxious voters confront) the truth that immigration is the symptom rather than the cause.

While drinking moderately like I do hasn't been shown to be a huge issue, alcohol does add age to your skin, and it can make anxious people (hello!) more anxious.

Each lecture, workshop, performance, exhibition, and screening falls under the category of one of four "conversation starters"—Anxious to Act, Anxious to Make, Anxious to Share, and Anxious to Secure.

Definitions provided by a sample of four English-speaking Israeli subjects are as follows:  To make anxious  To cause inconvenience and disturbance  To interfere and annoy  To make problems During cognitive debriefing interviews, subjects for Hebrew, Russian and Arabic for Israel reported a common interpretation of bother.

He's making anxious jokes.

A few nervously raise their hands, making anxious bargains for their lives.

Many of the hardest-pressed manufacturers have been making anxious demands for taxpayer support from Lord Mandelson.

She calls Philippa "sphinx and Queen" and asks "Do not be made anxious by my abjection".

Some states, most notably Israel and India, have been made anxious by the shift in American priorities.