Sentence examples similar to spark anxieties from inspiring English sources

The questions asked are not only downright intrusive and irrelevant (such as why did you need the loan) but seem almost designed to  spark anxiety.

If the power of journalism is measured by its ability to spark anxiety in government officials, it's hard to imagine a more relaxing time to hold public office.

Intellectual vigor, competitive spark, anxiety of influence -- all are missing in action from this lifeless tintype.

Its name alone, a gawky moniker, has sparked anxieties among Spaniards about gambling, prostitution, crime and other unwelcome excesses.

The image of Hadid in a headscarf sparked anxieties over representation and influence, illuminated fashion's uneasy relationship between idealism and business, and, ultimately, reminded us of this young woman's huge power.

It has sparked anxiety among undocumented immigrants and citizens alike.

… The mere thought of living alone once sparked anxiety, dread and visions of loneliness.

The prospect of a takeover has sparked anxiety in Anheuser's home state.

The mere thought of living alone once sparked anxiety, dread and visions of loneliness.

Recent polls have sparked anxiety among Israeli officials and Christian Zionist groups, which are trying to reverse the decline.

Just four directors are left on the Glencore Xstrata board, a fact that immediately sparked anxiety that Ivan Glasenberg, the founder of Glencore, would wield too much control.