Sentence examples for much anxious from inspiring English sources

The consequences of a victory by Mr. Aoun and Hezbollah are the subject of much anxious speculation here and abroad.

I knew immediately that all my disastrous crispy tofu trials were the result of a stainless steel pan and too much anxious poking and prodding.

Two years ago, when Federer was twenty-six and struggling with mononucleosis and chronic back pain, there was much anxious talk about his decline.

There has been much anxious checking at the top of the Conservative party as to the relationship between the oligarch and Putin.

On first looking at "Christmas Chimney," you might find it nostalgic, but then you see, in the distance, a house on fire, and isn't there just a little too much anxious smoke coming out of that chimney?

There is much anxious debate about whether an outright war against the guerrillas is a good idea-whether, among other things, it represents any kind of solution to the country's long-term problems-but at this stage the question may be moot.

An already nervy party would become much more anxious about its future.

Odd, though — playing soccer always made me much more anxious than playing tennis.

Unfortunately for JPMorgan Chase, the market has grown much more anxious about corporate credit in recent months.

I am now much more anxious about depicting characters of different races, and accents make me nervous.

Only the one thing about our family now, especially me, is that I'm much more anxious".