Sentence examples for more anxious that from inspiring English sources

She continued, "We have become correspondingly more anxious that they" -- our children -- "should be perfectly equipped before they go".

As the opening night of Feelgood grew close, I became more and more anxious that the play could be upstaged by events.

And this was when Matthias, anxious that I shouldn't miss out on seeing the reef, and even more anxious that I shouldn't hurt it, decided to take me on a roller coaster ride above the coral.

The rise in the two-year bonds is particularly important as Elisabeth Afseth, bonds expert at Evolution, said it illustrates that the market is starting to become more anxious that Italy could default on its debts.

I'm more anxious that lessons are learned from that conflict, from the Afghan conflict as much as anything else".

This is going to make him think you are a sex fiend and he will be even more anxious that he won't be up to snuff.

"Normally I get more anxious than depressed – that's my kind of neurosis.

Now faculty and students will feel more anxious than ever that views or viewpoints that go beyond the policed confines of what administrators -- or worse, the lapdogs of the watchdog groups -- define as the norm, will be able to be expressed as part of an open conversation.

"The only thing that makes me more anxious than rehearsal," she said with a laugh, "is not being in rehearsal".

"Nobody could be more anxious than myself … that Alan Alexander Milne should trip over a loose bootlace and break his bloody neck".

Just because our anxiety is heavily diagnosed and medicated, however, doesn't mean that we are more anxious than our forebears.