Sentence examples for typically anxious from inspiring English sources

The political mood was typically anxious, and the press conference seemed intended to give the impression of probity.

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This was duly picked up by the Daily Mail, and insiders say there was typically overwrought anxious debate about whether "Professor Nick" had compromised the Beeb's impartiality.

Asked whether that was less relevant because economic pullbacks typically lead anxious marketers to replace the soft sell with the hard sell, he replied, "This is the time to turn up the creative juices, not cut back, and make a real effort to make consumers feel more about brands and give them reasons to buy".

While I'm not typically shy, or socially anxious, and I thoroughly enjoy people — in doses — I catch my breath during my quiet time.

When you're anxious, you typically experience increased heart and breathing rates, and you sweat; you experience these and other symptoms that are the same as those experienced with exercise.

Anxious and depressed humans typically view circumstances more pessimistically than non-depressed individuals.

Lucile Kroger's father grows up above his own father's little dry-goods store "breathing the anxious air of retail" (a typically crunchy Berne phrase), only to get rich when he founds the Kroger supermarket chain.

The sequence of events typically goes like this: When people get anxious about performing, they naturally become particularly self-conscious; they begin scrutinizing actions that are best performed on autopilot.

One study found that adults with anxious or ambivalent attachment styles (typically a result of anxious or ambivalent parenting) may enter organizations "expecting leaders to devalue their performance".

In general, a child with an anxious-resistant attachment style will typically explore little (in the Strange Situation) and is often wary of strangers, even when the parent is present.