Sentence examples for That sounds worrying from inspiring English sources

That sounds worrying, I say.

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.

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.

But Mr. Nash sounds worried.

Peru's new president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, sounds worried.

T. C. Borland: Dismal Ikea store boss sounds worried: 'I've surplus stock' (hidden; hidden).

There was no avoiding the fact that he sounded worried.

He will also "chart an optimistic course", which sounded worrying.

In that conversation, Mr. Arafat sounded worried that the violence, which administration officials say he allowed to drift for his own advantage, might have gone too far.

The goat was supposed to sound worried that the boy was sick.

If such investments sound unimportant, remember that Godrich doesn't sound worried about how much money new acts can make in the long term but, rather, how to make sure they get there And when we discuss music, we are also discussing book publishers, movie studios and more.