It is metronomic, like knitting and lifting weights, both known to quiet anxiety.
BY 9 a.m. on most days, Dr. George Berk's new waiting room is thick with quiet anxiety.
Traveling in Norway some weeks before the attacks, I sensed a quiet anxiety in many of those to whom I spoke.
Some scientists have imagined treatments evocative of Delgado's stimoceiver: implanted L.E.D.s that flash light deep into the brain to quiet anxiety symptoms or, in schizophrenics, hallucinations.
Here, in a counterintuitive stroke, Mr. Danielpour evokes the intimate scene in compelling music of quiet anxiety, unstable harmony and subtly textured orchestral colors.
(Why would someone with her own addiction problems be so hardhearted when it comes to helping candidates who don't fit the perfect profile?) Ms. Cummings brings a sense of quiet anxiety to the uncertain Tara.
FOR the hundreds of thousands of Haitians still living in tents or in the streets following the earthquake that devastated the capital, Port-au-Prince, on January 12th, life remains a thing of quiet anxiety.
By the 21st century, though, the vastly superior capabilities of the U.S. military had become a matter of quiet anxiety among even the general staffs of its staunchest allies.
A day after Mr. Trump made the choice of Mr. Cain official, Senate Republicans expressed quiet anxiety over the prospect of another #MeToo minefield even as the White House exalted the decision.
But in contrast to the full-volume debate about the plane's airworthiness playing out on the ground, the scene in the sky was a mix of blissful ignorance and quiet anxiety.
Still more ominously, seismic rumblings of discontent have been heard from the National Trust, a charitable titan with 3.7m members.For all that and though this might sound odd David Cameron's coalition government should be just as worried about the quiet anxiety of folk like Mr Emberson and Mr Knowles.
