Sentence examples for most anxious with from inspiring English sources

Despite being the richest nation on earth, the United States is, according to the World Health Organization, by a wide margin, also the most anxious, with nearly a third of Americans likely to suffer from an anxiety problem in their lifetime.

The most anxious ones held signs with the name of their region, their outlet, or the topic of their question.

Alex Castellanos, a Republican consultant, pointed to another edge: with Americans most anxious about unemployment, calling for stricter regulation of Wall Street is "not a growth argument, it's a punishment argument".

Leaning heavily on chattery vocal samples and stuttering percussion (as well Portishead's most anxious track), it lumbers forward with a sense of embodied locomotion the strange combo of awkwardness and grace that can only come from human movement.

The most anxious women may be those with mood disorders, a history of sexual trauma, a previous negative reaction to vaginal examination or a previous insertion that was painful and those who have heard from a peer about a painful procedure.

Lung cancer patients were more anxious compared with the total sample and represented the most anxious group among the four types of cancers investigated.

These are the traditionalist conservatives most upset with the direction of liturgical renewal since the Second Vatican Council and most anxious to "reform the reform".

Finally, in this most anxious of moments, Balotelli connected.

"Never having fished before, I was most anxious," she admitted.

Sgt. Rodney Pullen has been among the most anxious.

These findings suggest threat dependent dynamics of brain activation in the ACC; with increased attentional avoidance during moderate threat and a switch to hypervigilant action readiness in the most anxious subjects during strong threat.