Sentence examples for modern anxieties from inspiring English sources
"modern anxieties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to current insecurities, worries, or apprehensions that are experienced in the present day. For example, "Increased reliance on technology has brought about many modern anxieties, such as the fear of being digitally hacked."
Doomsday chic echoes modern anxieties, of course.
As my former teacher wrote, "something precious has been lost" in the development of "modern anxieties about danger and accountability".
Where Bad Blood relied on Greek myths and Roman disasters for inspiration, Wild World addresses very modern anxieties.
"It's a contrived way to face immediate fears, not just dealing with lurking modern anxieties and stress.
We have placed our modern anxieties inside the particle accelerator of blockbuster Hollywood with contemporary computer effects to contemplate the obliteration of the universe on the big screen.
The fault is ours, the people, who have succumbed to irrational fears, modern anxieties and faulty beliefs about our freedoms, while surrendering our government to special interests.
Perhaps that's by design, to illustrate modern anxiety, but it becomes silly.
You can still get the effect on the original cast album: the feeling of an idealizing orchestral lushness fragmenting into modern anxiety and discord.
"What underlay the popular dislike of the metric system was a very modern anxiety, the sense of alienation from the natural world".
Larkin, it will be noted, was not afflicted with our modern anxiety about interfering with fragile ecosystems; for him, tending the lawn was biological warfare.
His subsequent novels and some collections of stories, especially "Airships," confirmed Mr. Hannah's standing as a new voice of the South whose characters roamed as far as Asia and who were citizens of modern anxiety.
