Sentence examples for permanent anxiety from inspiring English sources

The GP prescribed nasal drops, but they didn't help, leaving Guo in a state of permanent anxiety.

"Information gathered through the pervasive control system is used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety," it says.

Its report found "a pervasive control system used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety".

Shrek lost the knob on the top of his head, which now narrows above the eyes, giving him a look of permanent anxiety.

The UN's inquiry on human rights in Eritrea, in a damning report published earlier this week, found what it called "a pervasive control system used in absolute arbitrariness to keep the population in a state of permanent anxiety".

Recently joined by Su Pollard (actually, it's Jenny Eclair but Linford Christie can't tell the difference) and The Independent's own Dom Joly, the apathetic jungle-dwellers continue to co-exist in a wobbly state of near permanent anxiety, friction and gorgeousness.

Read more 9 In the best series of Transparent so far, Jill Soloway and her transaffirmative team took the concept of life as a state of permanent, anxiety-inducing transition to the very edge.

It may be a cliche, but in the best series of Transparent so far, Jill Soloway and her ever-growing transaffirmative team of writers and directors took the concept of life as a state of permanent, anxiety-inducing and electrifying transition to the very edge.

Rather, it's chronic "food insecurity" (the government's somewhat antiseptic term for a state of near-permanent anxiety about where one's next meal will come from, how to put food on the table for one's kids).

Kerner reckons that American men live in a state of permanent sexual anxiety, fuelled further by what he calls the "cult of Viagra".

Now attached to this internal structure instead of a parent, the boarding child survives, but takes into adulthood a permanent unconscious anxiety and will rarely develop what Daniel Goleman calls emotional intelligence.