“I cannot help but feel a degree of anxiety about my upcoming public speaking engagement.”

“Deteriorating conditions were creating considerable anxiety among the public.”

“Their driving force was clearly their anxiety to cling to power.”

“Curtis captures the angst of first love, the rhapsody of a first kiss, and the intricacy of families.”

“She was young enough to feel the excitement of the journey and old enough to sense the worry and anxiousness of her parents.”

“Withdrawn children also exhibit signs of emotional distress such as anxiousness, and display less positive expressions.”

“James lounged outside the cafeteria, waiting for his potential accomplice with a strange mixture of dread and anxiousness.”

“The film depicts how physical and mental anguish can distort our view of reality.”

“Smokers with a high level of anxiety symptoms could possibly benefit from anxiolytics as a smoking cessation intervention.”

“The medicines investigated include antidepressants, stimulants, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines and other anxiolytics.”

“Antiepileptics, antipsychotics, and anxiolytics are drugs that may be used as sedatives.”

“The theme evokes the acute anxieties, those of the kids portrayed and those of the responsible adults, that attend coming of age.”

“In contrast to these girthy ladies, other Blackwood women are wraiths and ambulating phantoms, eaten up by anxieties and rage.”

“The book addresses subjects from exam-eve tensions to jitters before making a business presentation and everyday anxieties.”