Sentence examples for all worry from inspiring English sources

The phrase "all worry" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a complete absence of worry or concern, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "After hearing the good news, I felt all worry lift from my shoulders."
Alternatives: "no worries" or "all concerns".

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AGCT [Translated] I think we should all worry about getting pregnant at any time.

"We could all worry about what other position groups are doing, but (we) don't point fingers," Brandon Vitabile said.

On the other hand, we should all worry far more about the way personally identifying data is collected and used.

Add this idiocy to our current muddled approach to wetlands preservation, global warming, smokestack emissions and air quality and we should all worry.

Let's face it: we may all worry far too much of the time about the big brother state – when really it is little brother, our employer, that we should really be worrying about.

We should all worry about central banks engaging in "competitive devaluations", a sort of currency war by proxy.

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And looked all worried.

We were all worried.

We're all worried.

"We are all worried at home.

But all worries disappeared with the first bite.

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