Sentence examples for recurring anxieties from inspiring English sources

For Rousseau, in his "Confessions," it inspired recurring anxieties: "People find my stupidity all the more shocking because it disappoints their expectations".

His talent for evoking credible scenarios is evident, also, in his poignant description of a UVF bombing, and the recurring anxieties which plague the victims of this harrowing event: ("Some of what I'd seen hit me days, years, later. I'd wake up in it again; the smoke and the grit would be at my mouth and nostrils, in my own bed").

"Recurring anxieties and fears can feel like walls on each side of a trail painted with murals of regrets," he wrote.

This makes dating sound a lot like a recurring anxiety dream.

Lord of the Flies touched on our recurring anxiety that, away from the restraining hands of adults, there's something essentially uncivilised about kids.

I'VE never been entirely sure what to make of the recurring anxiety over psychiatric studies showing that having kids makes you less happy.

I have very vivid dreams, and recurring anxiety ones about going on stage and losing the microphone or my trousers falling down.

But persistent, intense, chronic, or recurring anxiety not justified in response to real-life stresses is usually regarded as a sign of an emotional disorder.

She's also the only panellist to volunteer a problem of her own, which is that she's having a recurring anxiety dream about having sex with the comedy critic of the Guardian.

A condom full of grapes?" or pondering his recurring anxiety dream – "stuck in a lift with Diane Abbot" – he still represents flawed humanity at one of its most extreme ends, with an exuberant lack of self-awareness.

I will console myself with this thought while trying to get over a recurring anxiety dream in which I receive a brown envelope promising the REF results but containing nothing but the message "could do better".