Sentence examples for a gnawing worry from inspiring English sources

Israel's growing isolation in forums such as the UN is a gnawing worry.

For foreigners like Ms. Martínez — those who cannot get a driver's license in most states and live with gnawing worry about being fired or deported — that would be enough.

But the gnawing worry would not go away.

That uncertainty added to the gnawing worry gripping the economy.

For nearly four years, her hopes for justice had been choked by gnawing worry.

My face betrays too many late nights bathed in the glow of my laptop, gnawing worry about money and the future, drink and cigarettes.

Between the political meetings, the casual encounters with strangers at the supermarket that turn into weepy forty-five-minute monologues, and the gnawing worry about crime, life here is intense.

Added to this is the constant gnawing worry about the war against terrorism and the uncertainty as to when another attack will strike in our country.

We don't have that constant gnawing worry.

This novel is a dark beast of desolate nostalgia but imbued with Heller's trademark sardonic humour and a gnawing and worrying truth.

The agonising aftermath of the accident is depicted in lucid detail in Family Life, from the gnawing worries about money – since the family have to hire a full-time nurse to help care for the brain-damaged Birju – to the narrator Ajay's sense of alienation, and his father's alcoholism.