Sentence examples similar to outline anxieties from inspiring English sources
The letter then outlined the anxieties shared by Congresswoman Waters and her Democratic colleagues on the committee.
Yet, in your memoir, "Object Lessons," you outline the painful anxiety you felt when you left the pubs and the cafés of Dublin and headed back toward the suburbs and your life as a young wife, as if your identity as an artist and an emerging poet were threatened when you left the city.
In their exposition on the neuropsychology of anxiety, they outline a "comparator of inputs" which compares what is perceived (actual events) to what is desired (expected events).
The lawyer referred her to a therapist, who wrote a lengthy letter describing her anxiety and outlining her family history, ultimately recommending that she be allowed an emotional-support animal — her father's now-ownerless dog.
Kyle Clements, a learning experience designer at Western Governors University, and his group developed a preliminary evaluation outline for a program focused on alleviating math anxiety among two-year college students in the United States.
In 2016 your clothes will not be covered in a perma-crust of spilled food, you won't be a hot ball of anxiety, you will establish the basic outline of a unique identity.
We begin by presenting an outline of our current understanding of the neurobiological basis of fear and anxiety.
This outline spans various levels of organization that include the circuitry, molecular pathways, genetic and epigenetic components of fear and anxiety.
It was 1990, when K. Merikangas published the first pioneering paper on the relationship of migraine, anxiety and depression, outlining the existence of a comorbid association with a bidirectional influence from one disorder to the other(s) and advancing several hypotheses to explain such a comorbidity.
