Sentence examples for alone worried from inspiring English sources

He doubted his own abilities, feared live performance, hated being alone, worried about his weight, displayed a Nixonian capacity to bear a grudge, and constantly fantasised about retiring.

'The course was good for me, with a little climb in the vines, and a bit of wind.' Armstrong remains cautious - 'today's another race, and a puncture or crash could change everything' - but barring an act of God today he will ride up the Champs Elysées for the fourth year running in the yellow jersey, after another Tour in which he has barely even been flustered, let alone worried.

(male, age 62, on wait list, ambivalent) Patients living alone worried about who would help them after surgery, their need to rely on others, and about being alone.

Despite the GPs' restraint towards CPI, leaving the choice of provider in the hands of the patient alone worried some GPs as well.

A busy, overworked, overtired entrepreneur -- a mamapreneur if you will -- with little time to get through a day's tasks let alone worry about herself.

For them it would be enough if their local governments could provide adequate governance towards safety and sustenance, leave alone worry about lofty aspirations towards global geopolitics.

The publication of the data came as an NHS survey showed that one in seven women is left alone and worried during early labour, while only half get the support they need immediately after birth.

Some 9% were left alone and worried during the later stages of labour, and 2% were left alone and worried during the birth itself.

After the birth, 8% said they were left alone and worried.

There was the Earl Marshal walking alone and worried in the centre of a great space, like any man lost in a high street, but carrying a gilded sceptre.

They decided to marry partly because if they went out at night, she had to drop him off and drive home alone, which worried him.