Sentence examples for I usually worry from inspiring English sources

What was hanging me up, I realized, was our ages, which is not something I usually worry about.

But when I go back to the works I've loved, they've often become different in ways that show me how much I've changed; so I usually worry that I'll be disappointed if I revisit old favourites.

"I don't usually worry about what they [politicians] do and I'm not against him.

But I've walked into situations like that before, that sort of challenge doesn't usually worry me".

2. Parents usually worry about the way children use tablets, TVs, and computers.

"It's tendons and ligaments and muscles that you usually worry about reoccurrence than bones.

Its members usually worry about bullets and bombs, not wreckage and recovery.

Policymakers usually worry about too little rather than too much thrift.

When cat lovers go on vacation and leave their animals behind, they usually worry neurotically: did they leave enough food in the bowl for Fluffy?

A Novartis-Aventis pairing would surpass GSK in size.In pharma, the trigger for such rounds of consolidation is usually worry about a weakening product portfolio, as drugs approach the end of their patent life.

While central bankers usually worry more about keeping inflation in check than trying to stoke it, Japan's economy has labored for more than two decades against the stagnating effects of falling prices, or deflation.