Sentence examples for more anxious during from inspiring English sources

In fact, Hudgens sensed that Davis was more anxious during spring training.

Among women taking an advanced math class, those with fixed mindsets felt more anxious during the class and didn't perform as well.

Wouldn't someone with crippling anxiety feel more anxious during times of distress?

Patients with higher scores on the measures were rated as being more anxious during dental procedures.

For example Waldenstrom et al. [ 26] reported that women with negative pain attitudes experienced more pain and were more anxious during labour.

The trend for dentists to rate Greek females as being more anxious during dental treatment, compared with males, may be consistent with our finding that Greek females have significantly higher levels of dental fear.

Additionally, at the beginning of the conditioning the mice have time to explore and form a spatial map without being stressed or more anxious than during the normal exposure to a novel environment, before the first shock is delivered at the end of the 3 rd minute.

In fact, despite our increased spending around the holidays, a poll by the Anxiety and Depression Association of America found that nearly three-fourths of people feel more "anxious or depressed" during the jolly season than the rest of the year.

Mr. Schwarz, whose prior convictions in the case were overturned in February, visited with a small group of family members and supporters, appearing more anxious than he had during the two-week trial.

Further, Ryan [ 29] observed significantly more anxious behaviors in boys prior to and during a performance situation (i.e., a musical performance) than in girls.

Many conventional restaurant chains have reported steep declines in same-store sales during October as consumers grow more anxious about the possibility of a prolonged recession.