Sentence examples for nagging anxiety from inspiring English sources
Piqued, too, by nagging anxiety - in the days before incessant testing and pushy parents - about failing the 11-plus.
Andrew Solomon, the author of "The Noonday Demon," a memoir of depression published this year by Scribner, said that he had received hundreds of e-mail messages and telephone calls, but that the sense of warmth has faded to one of nagging anxiety.
That left me with a nagging anxiety after the workshop closed.
I end with a confession about editing, and a nagging anxiety about this business of power.
Despite the apparent popularity of all these services, they still cause nagging anxiety for many of us.
Even when the lyrics betray nagging anxieties, Lennox sounds joyful, illuminating the darkness of Slow Motion like shooting stars, breaking through Alsatian Darn like the sun through a storm.
Our study tested reciprocal relations between self-critical perfectionism (i.e., intense self-rebuke, negative reactions to perceived failures, and nagging self-doubt about actions) and social anxiety.
And I don't care, because it's Armageddon.'" We drink to obliterate our anxieties, to silence – for a few hours – the nagging doubts that otherwise possess us.
