Sentence examples for perpetually anxious about from inspiring English sources

Instead we are perpetually anxious about not having enough, or moan about our children having too much even as we buy it for them.

He was perpetually anxious and disoriented.

What was I so anxious about?

He is anxious about failure.

What are people so anxious about?

Older residents, perpetually anxious that the younger generation is losing their values of tidiness and mutual respect, now had visible evidence of social erosion.

By hanging on to win the tournament, Beljan became an instant hero to the perpetually anxious, someone who shed light on a disorder that feeds off darkness.

So, what's everyone so anxious about?

But surely H. and G. are not anxious about eating; they are anxious about being eaten.

The girls were anxious about confirming assumptions about their gender, while the boys were anxious about living up to them.

But "us" now could also mean us — perpetually anxious civilians walking to work, sitting in office buildings, riding public transportation, attending sporting events, marching in parades, shopping at the mall, inhaling, swallowing, praying.