Sentence examples for suggested anxious from inspiring English sources

Specificity tests suggested anxious attachment was more central than avoidant attachment to the IMHA.

The evidence currently available suggests anxious or depressive patients complain more of pain although there is no proof concerning a potential alteration of the nociceptive threshold.

Suggesting anxious people may be "the canaries of the world," he asks: "Are the things we consider problems really problems, or are they solutions for larger problems that we haven't considered?" Many artists will disagree with his contention that we like art largely because it is easily processed.

Siqueland et al. (2005) also suggested that anxious adolescents may be encouraged to engage in more between-session exposure tasks relative to anxious children (Siqueland et al. 2005).

"We recommend you start with the executive summary", one of the stewards helpfully suggested to anxious laughter.

Studies on stress in open offices have also suggested that anxious workers' posture suffers, which may lead them to develop more musculoskeletal disorders down the line.

Saletu et al. suggested that anxious emotion should be considered as a relevant pathogenic factor for periodontitis [ 40].

This slowing was associated with less activation in dorso-lateral pre-frontal cortex, suggesting that anxious individuals recruit less effortful attentional control resources to inhibit competing distracters than non-anxious people, particularly when task demands are low (see also Fales et al., 2008).

Books suggesting someone anxious to know, to possess great scattered lumps of knowledge.

A growing body of research suggests that anxious individuals may be smarter than others in certain ways.

Will Citibank have to change its slogan, "Citi never sleeps," because it now suggests that anxious executives, worried about solvency, are staying up all night?