Forget the anxieties of life and learn to relax.

It must capture the imagination, address the public s anxieties, and generate realistic hope.

Netanyahu, however, has imbued the Israeli state s existence with all of the Jewish people s past anxieties, pains, and struggles.

By exposing the fundamental challenges and anxieties facing a society, a TV series can, at times, almost prefigure the future.

Only better informed foreign policies that can address the genuine anxieties of civilizations in crisis will yield more sustainable results.

Mali, Chad, Niger, the Central African Republic, Somalia, Kenya, and even Ethiopia have all suffered or face acute anxieties about the spread of extremism.

The irony is that Germany s anxieties about price stability, which underlie the EU s embrace of austerity, are entirely misplaced German inflation could scarcely be lower.

I am aware that in many Member States anxieties have been expressed and will perhaps again be expressed in the future if any problems arise.

But Japanese nationalism is also fed by anxieties and frustrations specifically, fear of rising Chinese power and Japan s total dependency on the US for its national security.

The so called FoMo (fear of missing out) syndrome reflects the anxieties of a younger generation whose members feel compelled to capture instantly everything they do and see.

I should also mention our anxieties, which are, I hope, shared by Bulgaria, about the dangers posed by the nuclear power stations based on old technology which are sited in that country.

From a budgetary point of view, the scale of the problems is sufficiently large and our anxieties are sufficiently grave for it to be irresponsible to recommend the House to grant urgency.

The way of the superior man is threefold, but I am not equal to it. Virtuous, he is free from anxieties wise, he is free from perplexities bold, he is free from fear.

Russia, by contrast, is a more classic National Security State, now playing Western anxieties like a fiddle to consolidate its tightening grip on Ukraine and suppress domestic opposition with a tide of official nationalism.

I commend my own report as being an honest and deeply concerned attempt to take into consideration the serious anxieties and fears of all those who will be directly affected by this piece of legislation.

Of course, the availability of such comparisons is rooted in what often drives a TV series popularity its ability to hold up a mirror to a society to reflect its anxieties and longings and create a window through which outsiders can peer in.

However, I feel that it is not for us to oppose controlled developments in Brazilian civilization carried out by the Brazilians themselves, and we must hope that the new government will respond to these anxieties and assume its responsibilities to the world.

I understand the fears and share the anxieties, but it is in the interests of all of us, including the peripheral countries, to lose no time in creating an area of monetary stability that they will be able to join when they are ready.

So how could this be happening? I think part of the reason, a big part of the reason, is that when our minds wander, we often think about unpleasant things, and they are enormously less happy when they do that, our worries, our anxieties, our regrets, and yet even when people are thinking about something neutral, they're still considerably less happy than when they're not mind wandering at all.

I therefore want to talk about our responsibilities in the wider world, reminding you of what we have to do, on the basis of decisions already taken, telling you about my anxieties over cohesion of the Community, and lastly acknowledging that apart from the actual content of economic and monetary union and political union, which to me are essential, I have to accept that you are more interested in the institutional options.