Sentence examples for profoundly anxious from inspiring English sources

This generation is profoundly anxious.

But the young South Korean is profoundly anxious for her future.

While profoundly anxious, large numbers of voters were also extremely dissatisfied with Labour's record on the issue.

Large assemblies of like-minded people, even profoundly anxious people anticipating the imminent death of empire, have an unmistakable allure: festive despair.

Large assemblies of like-minded people, even profoundly anxious people anticipating the imminent death of empire, have an unmistakable allure: festive despair… An insurance salesman paraded around, dressed as though guiding a tour of Colonial Williamsburg.

Many people held in the SHUs become deeply and unshakably paranoid, and are profoundly anxious around and afraid of people [on those rare occasions when they are allowed contact with them].

He was a sensitive man, who blogged mainly about music and the arts, and imprisonment was a hellish experience for him; he was reported to be profoundly depressed and anxious.

I can see Martin, too, as he looked that summer before the march: hopeful but anxious, profoundly aware of the challenges we faced.

But we obviously need to have the courage to do the things that make us profoundly uncomfortable without becoming overly anxious or stressed out.

This self-delusion occurs most profoundly in the times when I feel good, and wishfully make the assumption that I will never feel anxious again.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.