Sentence examples for Sounds worried from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Nash sounds worried.
T. C. Borland: Dismal Ikea store boss sounds worried: 'I've surplus stock' (hidden; hidden).
MOUNT VERNON - WHEN Robin L. Douglas gets a call here at the offices of the African-American Chamber of Commerce of Westchester and Rockland Counties, often the voice on the other end of the line sounds worried.
Benfica learned its lesson last week in St . Petersburg but the weather may be so cold at the Luzhniki Stadium on Tuesday — single digits in many forecasts — that even the home team sounds worried.
She sounds worried, as well she might.
He sounds worried about getting it back.
This sounds worrying: the clear message appears to be that we risk not spending enough on defence to ensure that we have a credible deterrent.
A market economy might be just about acceptable to the party, but an American market society, however defined, is not.To Western ears, some of this sounds worrying.
John Chambers, the chief executive of Cisco, a network-equipment giant, has predicted that internet traffic could grow at an annual rate of 200-300%, and possibly 300-500%, over the next few years.Not so fastIt all sounds worrying.
Dr. Young told me she believes the Internet is addictive in part because it "allows us to create new personalities and use them to fulfill unmet psychological needs" -- which sounds worrying except that art, entertainment and communications systems are designed explicitly to permit self-exploration and satisfy psychological needs.
Ko did not sound worried.
