Sentence examples for Exaggerated concern from inspiring English sources

Exaggerated concern about Trichinella is clearly one factor.

"You won't catch it," she says with exaggerated concern.

Sure enough, there it was, that old standby of worthy, exaggerated concern, the scary public information advert.

An exaggerated concern for hygiene has taken some of the adventure out of even this gentle experience.

Wenger even went as far as to claim the English reluctance to embrace the Europa League results from an exaggerated concern about playing on Thursdays.

The 2005 reforms, driven by an exaggerated concern that debtors might game the system, instituted a series of paper-intensive procedural safeguards.

Exaggerated concerns about emergency planning didn't kill Shoreham.

Mr. Mubarak's lawyer, Farid el-Deeb, also appears to have exaggerated concerns about his client's health.

How nurses administer range orders may vary based on their interpretation of the intent of an order, inadequate knowledge of analgesic titration, or exaggerated concerns about opioid safety.

Perfectionistic concerns (i.e., negative reactions to failures, exaggerated concerns over others' criticism and expectations, and nagging self-doubts) are linked to social disconnection and depressive symptoms.

Some doctors avoid prescribing diuretics, Dr. Moser said, because of exaggerated concerns about side effects like elevated blood sugar and cholesterol.