– and feeling seriously anxious.
There were times when we were seriously anxious about this year's Observer/Cape/Comica Graphic Short Story Prize.
Then we parted – and I walked on, the mud pressing on my right side, for now, having seen a fall I was seriously anxious for the first time: what if I were to expire thus, humped by the frigid shoulder of Ceres?
"Now, that's a lot of fucking tangerines," Straus said — although he was half-seriously anxious (two loyalties in conflict here) that Franzen would embarrass him by outselling the company's 1987 best-seller, "The Bonfire of the Vanities," by Tom Wolfe.
Portraying Edward J. Flanagan, a Catholic priest and founder of Boys Town, was a role Tracy took seriously: "I'm so anxious to do a good job as Father Flanagan that it worries me, keeps me awake at night".
"Educators say they walk a careful line, asking students to take the tests seriously without making them anxious about grown-up problems, such as the threat of closing schools that repeatedly fail to meet expectations.
Compared with children from Wenchuan, those from Mao were more likely to report that they were in serious danger, that their houses had been seriously damaged, that they felt extremely anxious about their own lives, and that they felt scared that family members or significant others would die or be seriously injured (Table 1).
Though most Arabians have a natural tendency to cooperate with humans, when treated badly, like any horse, they can become excessively nervous or anxious, but seldom become vicious unless seriously spoiled or subjected to extreme abuse.
But seriously, these days I mainly get extremely anxious that I may have screwed up my work and everything is about to collapse".
Ever anxious that she wouldn't be taken seriously, Sontag clamored to impress, to "self-Europeanize".
A big question in the treatment of mood disorders is how seriously to take the patient's own reasons for feeling anxious or depressed.
