Sentence examples for were anxious that from inspiring English sources

Some were anxious that Christian forgiveness was being overlooked.

The Tate's trustees were anxious that they might be seen as endorsing these shows.

Back in Washington, Republicans were anxious that Mr. Bush had not yet returned to the capital.

These men and women (and there were a considerable number of women who lived off slave-ownership) were anxious that their identities as slave owners be forgotten.

Some demonstrators were anxious that the combined effect of changes would end up seeing disabled people more isolated and less able to participate in society.

Muslims in Switzerland, who are mostly European in origin and represent about 6 percent of the population, shrugged off the Qaddafi threat but were anxious that his words could further harden Swiss public opinion.

America is anxious that Mr Wang's visit is not postponed.

Organisations do not want to see disruptions to their business and many enterprises are anxious that system failure may affect their reputations.

Adolescents are anxious, that's normal.

If you're anxious, that's going to make you even more anxious.

But he was anxious that day, more than 50 years ago, when he was filling in for Perry Como as host on the crooner's variety television show.