Sentence examples for more anxious when from inspiring English sources

I grew even more anxious when I heard Cabrol and Cristian Tambley, who was handling logistics for the expedition, talking about installing UV-monitoring systems in this region.

The Italian team found that dogs had higher heart rates and became more anxious when they saw others wag their tails more to the left, but not when they wagged more to the right, or failed to wag at all.

I may be the only person in the world who actually gets MORE anxious when I sit quietly with my thoughts.

Some people feel more anxious when they try to stay that quiet without moving.

It is true that we (and many Lebanese people) felt more anxious when the US announced plans to intervene in the region and strike Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons, but having suffered decades of war, people there know how to keep calm and stay positive.

"Yes, he was more anxious when VR was not on".

"Reign Over Me" closes with, at best, a cautious hope, leaving us more anxious than when we went in, and throughout the film there is a stunned and bewildered air hanging over the city, like a heavy smog.

Mr. Hekmati learned during his incarceration that his father, a college professor in Flint, has brain cancer, which has made his relatives more anxious about when Mr. Hekmati might be freed.

Furthermore, in some cases, participants left the clinic more anxious than when they arrived.

Individuals with a compartmentalised self-organisation are more socially anxious when self-concept clarity is low than when it is high (t 94) = −4.05, p < .001).001

After the Paris attacks, M. said, "I'm more anxious than before, when my wife and daughter go out on the street".