Sentence examples for slight anxiety from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slight anxiety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mild or low level of worry or concern about something. Example: "Before the presentation, I felt a slight anxiety about how the audience would react to my ideas."
As minutes went by, the tension in the room turned to slight anxiety.
That feeling of letting go, he added, brings with it both "relief and slight anxiety".
I have learned how to put a book away for later, though there is always a slight anxiety it will be lost.
I expected my reading to produce a mixture of gratitude that I live here, and not most other places, and also a sense of wariness and slight anxiety about the future, and that's where I am".
A friend who'd been living abroad had a slight anxiety attack when we visited: if the streets look the same, and the cars have the same license plates, why does everyone speak a different language?
A friend who'd been living abroad suffered from a slight anxiety attack when we visited: If the streets look the same, and the cars have the same license plates, why does everyone speak a different language?
In the e-mails that went public last week when the scandal broke, the tone of Christie's aides and appointees displays the thuggery and overweening arrogance that were characteristic of Nixon's men when the President was at the height of his popularity — utter contempt for opponents, not the slightest anxiety about getting caught.
A slight breeze of anxiety riffled Gore's features.
Nineteen films are in competition this year, at a festival taking place under a slight shadow of anxiety.
So there is a slight buzz of anxiety at the fair, which starts with a nonalcoholic cocktail hour, with fruit juices passed on silver trays as families circulate among the booths.
As election day drew near, however, we watched the news with a slight feeling of anxiety and trepidation as poll after poll indicated just how close the vote was.
