Sentence examples for suddenly anxious from inspiring English sources

Naji says that after he read it he felt suddenly anxious.

She grins broadly and then, suddenly anxious, adds: "I hope it's not disrespectful".

Everyone was suddenly anxious and excited about the prospect of pulling it off.

But, while retaining the division's best defence, they are suddenly anxious in front of goal and Clough, who was never that nor a chip off the old block as manager, looked lost for inspiration.

Understandably, the Department of Work and Pensions has become suddenly anxious at the possibility that we might decide to blow the retirement pension pot on a Lamborghini, world cruises or the tables in Las Vegas, instead of saving for a rainy day.

He repeats that he doesn't care, but he looks suddenly anxious.

As the moon crept along the sun's surface, I suddenly grew anxious.

As Trump started to walk out of the room, though, Vice-President Mike Pence suddenly looked anxious.

At the dinner party, Wilson suddenly became anxious that he had divulged too much about the video idea.

And, it seems safe to say, they — and thousands of others in Europe and far beyond, in places like Mongolia — are suddenly very anxious after the leak of 2.5 million files detailing the offshore bank accounts and shell companies of wealthy individuals and tax-averse companies.

It'll become suddenly very anxious.