Sentence examples for share anxieties from inspiring English sources

It is an admiring portrait, of an unfashionably dutiful monarch who in her weekly audiences offers prime ministers what he calls "a kind of higher therapy"—a chance to share anxieties or explanations which will never leak, with someone who has read almost every state secret of the past 60 years (and so has heard worse before).

This one day training session provided the opportunity to meet with colleagues from other PCNs and to share anxieties about implementation and possible solutions.

There are, though, three widely shared anxieties about it: how independent would the PCC+ actually be?

And shared anxieties – such as those over proliferation – do not equal identical interests.

Shared Anxieties in Pelham Farther south, another tradition is being challenged.

At school, Wemberly meets Jewel, and together they find comfort in their shared anxieties.

The rise of the rest has left Europe and the United States with shared anxieties over insolvency.

The radicals on the streets are voicing an organised and extremist expression of these widely shared anxieties.

Rather than explore the more clinical concerns about attention spans or concentration, Scott says he wanted to explore our shared anxieties about living in a pervasively networked environment.

They shared anxieties, but differing forms: Khan's in concern for his chin, Canelo perhaps worried he would run out of time if he fell too far behind.

"A Chorus Line," with brilliant music by Marvin Hamlisch and lyrics by Edward Kleban, and a canny book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante, gives voice to deep, widely shared anxieties and aspirations, but its big themes are grounded in the lives, voices and bodies of individuals.