Sentences with phrase «are anxious about what»

If you are anxious about what may happen during the exam, talk to your examiner and explain your concerns.

Most commonly pets will have separation anxiety which means they are anxious about what may happen when their owner leaves which will result in specific behaviors.

In particular, governing boards need to be made more fully aware of the standards, especially for recruitment and performance management, and those headteachers who are anxious about what the aspirational character of the standards will mean need to be reassured and helped to understand the purpose and context.

As women approach their late 40s to early 50s, many are anxious about what menopause will mean for them.

Most of them are anxious about what might happen during.

Peter is very concerned about the «one Jesus loves,» and is anxious about what will happen to him.

Her body, upon which the baby has staked an irrefutable claim, is also more sensitive, and she is anxious about what you want to do to her.

Even if you don't announce that you're going to counseling, at some point your friends and family may find out you are going to counseling, and it's easy to be anxious about what they'll think.

If you've seemed less than open, he may be anxious about what's going on with your work.

I, too, am anxious about what our future holds, but I have real estate in my bones.

Not exact matches

For instance, if a friend is telling you about a recent health scare and they're feeling anxious, you might say «I understand how difficult it might make you feel to not know exactly what is going on yet.»

While we all know the world is in desperate shape, the most anxious countries — and what they worry about — may surprise you.

Whether you're anxious or excited about the transition, it's a good idea to start getting specific: Consider the details of where you stand today, what your ideal retirement looks like, and how much money you'll need.

Paul recognizes that his Jewish listeners do not accept his message about Jesus and opens Romans 9 with what is the barest beginning of his anxious...

There was no individual right to bear arms, and that this is something that was actually more or less introduced to us by the NRA, but I'm anxious to know what you think [about the suggestion that he gave about repealing the Second Amendment].

Our «early traditions about Jesus» (to use the title of a little book by the late Professor Bethune - Baker) are not interested so much in what has been called the «biographical Jesus» as they are concerned with what Jesus did and said as he was remembered by those who believed him to be their Lord, the Risen Messiah, and who were therefore anxious to hand on to others what was remembered about him.

She can't enter into their festivities, nor can she respond to her mother's anxious questions about what's troubling her.

Paul recognizes that his Jewish listeners do not accept his message about Jesus and opens Romans 9 with what is the barest beginning of his anxious questioning about whether God's salvation story still includes the people of Israel.

He told his hearers, Fear not, do not be anxious about your life, what you should eat or what you should drink, nor what you should wear.

* Anxiety & Sorrow: * ************************ When you're sad, bothered, or anxious about something, you can not be productive as your mind is taken over by what's bothering you.

What makes us anxious about our having to die, he says, is not simply the possibility of our ceasing to be.

Do not be anxious about your life, what you will eat, nor about your body, what you will put on.

But now that they are printed and circulated far beyond my expectation, I feel anxious about what they may bring forth: not that I am unfavourable to spreading known truth abroad — rather this is what I seek — but because this method is not that best adapted to instruct the public.

Why are so many people anxious about what God has in store for us in the next life.

I've been having a lot of issues with my knee lately which is making me anxious about training, cause it's just getting worse and I'm not sure what else to do about it.

Of course I have been and still am anxious about a lot of it — traveling by myself, leaving my kids for three nights (for the first time ever since Ava was born), being unsure about what to wear (are cute shoes a must?)

He may feel anxious about upcoming expenses, your health insurance coverage, the pain that you'll feel during pregnancy or delivery, what life will be like with three rather than two, and the effects of pregnancy on your sex life.

Others said they felt less anxious about the birth, more confident about bringing up a child or encouraged in thinking about what is important for the baby, as a result of their interaction with the Family Nurse.

I remember being anxious for my first day when I was little and I just want them to know that I'm here waiting for them at the end of the day no matter what happens to give them love and hear about their day.

When kids are anxious, they are thinking about past mistakes, leading them to start worrying and contemplating all the «what - if's» that might happen in the future.

But I am anxious about getting through security and not sure what to do about a diaper bag.

Whether it fills your heart with joy or you still feel anxious about what the future holds (or even if it's a bit of both!)

Our family eventually settles into a good rhythm with each age and stage but somehow I'm always anxious about what the NEXT season will look like and eager to see a day in the life of others.

Let your child know that you, too, were anxious about dating and unsure about what to do.

I assumed I would just know what to do when the time came, and forcing myself to worry about the «what ifs» was going to send me into anxious territory.

«As someone interested in baby experiments what struck me is that Experimenting with Babies is really a book about child development, though in a sign of our times of anxious parenting Gallagher has to issue a disclaimer that if your child doesn't «measure up» you shouldn't panic.

Many second time mothers may be anxious about labor and birth because of what they know.

Then make it a priority to be on top of what your kids are hoping for, what they fear, and what they may feel anxious about.

What do you recommend for those who are anxious about breastfeeding in public?

You might be feeling anxious or confused about what caused your miscarriage and when to conceive again.

And be open to hearing what your child has to say about school so that if he does get anxious - if things are going wrong once school starts, for example - he can come to you to talk about it.

but I started thinking about how I carried my children what were the pressures on me at the time did I rest, was I anxious, was I contented, was my relation ship great with my husband, I can say they were all positive.

«Hello — I'm anxious about getting plastic out of my life but I am completely stumped about what sorts of containers to use for packing lunches.

If your child has been diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder, you are probably anxious and worried about what will happen next.

Every time the child gets anxious about something, ask them to write down what is worrying them and put it in the tin.

And you're probably curious and a little anxious about what's going to happen with your body and your baby over the next nine months.

It is normal to be a little anxious about a first pregnancy: the sensations are new, it might bring up normal concerns about what will your parenting look like, and overall, it is a novel experience that you don't have anything to compare it with as a reference.

Your first step is to talk with your child about what is making them feel anxious about a situation and try to alleviate those fears verbally if possible.

If you're feeling anxious about what to buy and how to prepare your nursery for baby, you'll find this book indispensable.

There are so many parents who are sitting at home feeling unresolved about what happened in their birth — isolated, depressed, confused, and anxious.