Sentence examples for Sympathetic worry from inspiring English sources

The night I saw this production, you could sense an unusually high level of anticipatory tension in the audience, equal parts sympathetic worry and ghoulishness.

Some were worried about emergency access, while others, even the sympathetic, worried about the cost and the time frame.

Mr. Greenstein's politics make him sympathetic to the worry that all the deficit talk will become an excuse to pull back on stimulus spending while unemployment remains high or to gut social programs.

I explained this to my father, a science teacher who was sympathetic to my worries.

Mr. Chercover, the industry research analyst, said he was sympathetic to those worried about changes in land use, but he also said that executives were maximizing value for their shareholders.

White House officials say they were sympathetic to those worries of endangered Democrats.

If the pessimist doesn't want to do something that you do, be sympathetic about their worries or plight, and thereby nurture them.

But she says she is sympathetic to those who worry that their already crowded suburbs are being overrun by new arrivals.

In addition, many of those sympathetic to her cause worry that her tactics will lead to her arrest and an army crackdown.

Even Justices who are sympathetic to legal claims worry when their positions put them too far out of step with the voters.

But what should worry those sympathetic to Mr. Nader are not his vices, if he has any, but his virtues -- and his determination to impose those virtues on the rest of us.