Sentence examples for nuclear anxiety from inspiring English sources

Sex, smoking, nuclear anxiety.

And it is infused with Cold War nuclear anxiety.

Back then, nuclear anxiety penetrated the culture and civil defense was about anticipating war, not fighting it.

More, I think, for both countries, the real nuclear anxiety is related to Pakistan, Iran, etc and not to the traditional superpower face-off.

Perhaps it's a safe-seeming fantasy world for an age when the future seems not so secure -- although those who actually lived through the period might argue that their nuclear anxiety was no less unsettling than today's terrorism anxiety.

Born out of the nuclear anxiety that followed World War II, Honda's early movies explicitly link their monsters to atomic testing, as do several American pictures of the same period.

The obsession with radiation that characterises The Bridge is a hallmark of Cold War nuclear anxieties.

The intense nuclear anxieties on the Korean Peninsula now demonstrate the lingering effects of this gift.

While nuclear anxieties have certainly achieved a new hold on world consciousness these days, "The Physicists" lacks much sense of contemporary urgency.

The original "Edge of Darkness," which I have not seen, was informed by the nuclear anxieties (and anti-nuclear activism) of its time, and a shadow of this topical concern lingers around Emma Craven's death.

But it was with nuclear anxieties in mind that France's prime minister released a statement on Wednesday urging French nationals in Tokyo to consider leaving immediately, for the south of Japan if not from the country itself.