Sentence examples for newfound anxieties from inspiring English sources

"Who mentions fraud while trying to carry out a fraud?" This is another timely facet of the embassy scam: the way in which it has adapted to and absorbed not only the current political climate but also the newfound anxieties surrounding cybersecurity and individual privacy, and used them against its victims.

While later life crises typically encompass newfound anxieties aroused by the inevitability of death, quarter-life crises revolve around frustration of perceived lack of life.

They are also a way to handle the newfound anxiety over living in the present moment, knowing that our friends and colleagues may be doing something more interesting at just that very moment, and that we will see those experiences documented later on social media.

This newfound anxiety about imposters made the UNHCR's work even more challenging.

My newfound anxiety disorder, I am told, is the result of my antidepressant dosage being unduly upped.

"On Guard" is described as a "a sad song", the lyrics of which illustrate having to age and dealing with the "newfound anxiety" that comes with meeting new people.

Residents and tourists of victimized cities think twice about where to buy groceries, whether to visit Europe, and parents feel a newfound anxiety when dropping their toddlers off at school.

Considering how many times World War III has come close to happening, twice in 1983 alone and recently in Crimea, my newfound anxiety that any second, without warning, my life might be snuffed out doesn't seem like a bogeyman.

Wanting to try an alternative to the doctor's offer of medication to treat my newfound friend, anxiety, I started meditating.

Not surprisingly, psychologists attribute some of this newfound social anxiety to the rise in text communication.

With his newfound skills, his social anxieties began to fade, and he was ready to start looking for work.