Sentence examples for were quite anxious from inspiring English sources

Some people were referred by their therapist and had never taken any drugs and were quite anxious about the whole thing and for them it was a last resort.

"There are lots of communications between Pirelli and teams asking them to do 1,000km for them, and we obviously had an issue in Bahrain with Lewis [Hamilton] which we were quite anxious about – and we made the effort to help them.

That contact helps people who can be quite anxious".

"I'm quite anxious to get it off the building," she said.

I had no idea how people would react, and so I was quite anxious.

"I believe she was quite anxious to have a baby at this point".

"I will be quite anxious to see the president," Mr. Usher said.

"He considers himself a North Carolina native, and he's quite anxious to make this team into an important part of the community," Stern told The Associated Press recently.

I'm quite anxious about the word sexism, because it suggests there is a deliberate desire to exclude women, and I don't think that's the case.

Mr. Vanderhoek is quite anxious to clear up some misconceptions about the school, starting with the criticism that it will attract more mercenaries than teachers.

As recent polls have shown, Americans are quite anxious about the future and pessimistic about the economy's direction, but still fairly satisfied with their own financial situation.