Sentence examples for reflection of anxiety from inspiring English sources

Procrastination, which is often a reflection of anxiety, is a clear example: a person avoids a dreaded task by engaging in a more enjoyable immediate activity instead.

This last one strongly indicates that the change found in the time spent in the open arms is only a reflection of anxiety because the locomotor activity was not affected.

Lie detector tests, or polygraphs, do not measure lying; they measure the fear of getting caught in a lie, by tracking things like heart rate, blood pressure and sweat, which are considered to be good reflections of anxiety levels.

But Palestinian commentators here interpreted the ruling as a reflection of Jordanian anxiety about a possible new wave of Palestinian immigration from the West Bank, especially if the current cease-fire disintegrates into direct armed conflict.

While the size of the accident was small, it received intensive coverage in Japan's news media, a reflection of the anxiety over nuclear safety since the Fukushima accident two years ago.

In a reflection of growing anxiety in Europe over the use of Islamic symbols, a committee of Belgian lawmakers voted Wednesday to ban the wearing of burqas in public, paving the way for the first clampdown of its kind on the Continent.

BRUSSELS — In a reflection of growing anxiety in Europe over the use of Islamic symbols, a committee of Belgian lawmakers voted Wednesday to ban the wearing of burqas in public, paving the way for the first clampdown of its kind on the Continent.

My concern about the coolness of the recipients was a reflection of my anxiety about whether the recipients were quality people who loved each other and would love their child or children unconditionally and without consternation that their child did not share their complete genetics.

More recently Guillermo del Toro called it "a perfect reflection of the anxiety permeating the passage into the 20th century and the absolute dehumanization that was to come" and Norbert Pfaffenbichler said that "the last shot of the movie is unforgettable".

Gerald Feierstein, a former U.S. ambassador to Yemen during the Obama administration, said the bill was "a reflection of growing anxiety over the humanitarian situation in Yemen and a sense that Saudi Arabia hasn't exercised its caution as it should under the laws of armed conflict".

It is possible that the absence of SCR response is reflection of reduced anxiety.