floating anxietyの例文

• "As the year winds down, free-floating anxiety runs rampant, " emphasizes Berlin.
• This information is available to us all the time, like free-floating anxiety.
• :Nightmares and night terrors seem to be an instantiation of free-floating anxiety.
• I'm not ragged with free-floating anxiety like I used to be.
• There's a lot of free-floating anxiety in the air.
• Some also conveyed a strain of free-floating anxiety.
• One free-floating anxiety that not even the best notebook computers can eliminate is worry over battery life.
• So many nations come to the greatest sports event on earth with unrealistic goals and free-floating anxieties.
• Or has the computer bug become a convenient catchall for channeling our free-floating anxiety about the unknown?
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder : the most common, is intense, free-floating anxiety or constant, unrealistic worry about everyday occurrences.
• The warning signs proceed through insecurity and time urgency to free-floating anxiety, emotional exhaustion or illness and relationship problems.
• With so much free-floating anxiety in the country, the administration had not spoken clearly and authoritatively, as Ridge himself acknowledged.
• If Tubby thinks his free-floating anxiety is bad, he's in for a rude shock when tangible problems actually begin to materialize.
• The uneasy existence of upper-middle-class empty nesters with free-floating anxiety, who ask to stay with them to escape an unnamed terror.
• "It's free-floating anxiety.
• Let's just say that when it comes to Clinton coverage, there's as much free-floating anxiety and anger inside newspapers as there is outside.
• In fact, it was in an atmosphere of paranoia, of free-floating anxiety remarkably like the current one, that the spy novel was born.
• The constant focus on representations of sex and death looks less like hedonism than like the symptoms of a pervasive, free-floating anxiety and depression.
• Some felt the fear of mad cow disease may have originated in vague and free-floating anxieties over unknown hormones, additives and food-processing techniques performed out of public sight.