Sentence examples for sufficiently anxious from inspiring English sources
He was sufficiently anxious to get Barber discharged from the navy that he sought the help of the radical MP John Wilkes – no small thing to do, as they had clashed over Wilkes's stinging criticisms of the Dictionary when it finally appeared in 1755.
According to that study this concern can make students sufficiently anxious to negatively affect their performance, or can prompt them to try and behave in a way that counters the stereotype.
We had been anxious about whether our son would be sufficiently distracted during these few days in a drowning museum of a city.
The result showed respondents still harbored misconceptions of H7N9 influenza, were generally not anxious about the H7N9 outbreak, and were not sufficiently practicing protective measures against infections.
He was privately anxious, however, as to whether the sea would freeze over sufficiently for the party to get across the ice to begin its journeys the following spring.
They also are anxious to see a deal get done quickly, but they want a sufficiently high price to justify their initial investment.
It was a year before Horrocks recovered sufficiently to tell Alan Brooke, the Chief of the Imperial General Staff, that he was "very anxious to be given another corps".
