Sentence examples for a worrying concept from inspiring English sources
But even if Facebook isn't leading the charge toward telepathy — a worrying concept, in itself, given the site's past indiscretions re: research consent and user privacy — the field poses tons of ethical challenges, if only in theory.
To pay his rent he worked as a builder, in a steel works, as a self-taught plumber (a worrying concept) and as a New York taxi driver (on one occasion he was nearly murdered. On another, asked by Martin Scorsese if he had seen his film Taxi Driver, he said no, he was out there being one).
It's a simultaneously reassuring and worrying concept.
Dad entreated me to join forces with him, which was when I first explained my "wait to worry" concept.
"That's the end goal". As interest in intuitive eating on social media grows, Ms McCarthy said she worries the concept could be misinterpreted and used for commercial gain.
The kids here are far too busy enjoying their own entitled, navel-gazing half-lives ever to worry about concepts so nebulous as work.
Certainly one doesn't have to worry about concepts in "Rapture to Leon James," in which Ms. Brown was inspired by a film featuring James, who was a star of the Lindy Hoppers at the Savoy Hotel in Harlem and who died in 1970.
As a student in the Berkeley Evening & Weekend MBA Program he began exploring the concept of a worry- and hassle-free way to receive, track, return, and manage online purchases.
He got most worried when a concept was being extended to new situations where the familiar operations defining the concept ceased to be applicable.
Which is a relief for anyone who worried that the concept of the song might just be, you know, turning women into sexual objects to be plied to a man's desires.
