Sentence examples for are rather worried from inspiring English sources

Some are rather worried about what may follow.

(He ended a grimly knowing review of Billy Wilder's alcoholism drama, "The Lost Weekend," with the following words: "I undershtand that liquor interesh: innerish: intereshtsh are rather worried about thish film. Thash tough").

At the time, it was a first when he wrote this punch line to his review of Billy Wilder's sodden saga about dipsomania, "The Lost Weekend": "I undershtand that liquor interesh: innerish: intereshtsh are rather worried about thish film.

"I am rather worried," he said.

If it appeared under the names of David Cameron and Nick Clegg, one might even be rather worried.

But I was joking about Maxi otherwise I would be rather worried about myself".

Mr Stephens told the show: "I am rather worried by the political motivations that appear to be behind this.

I've been to a few in the last week or so and I'm rather worried about a trend emerging.

"I did think that fasting throughout the period might be interesting – but I think they were rather worried about that," Biswas said.

The lack of information is frustrating, I don't know what I'm supposed to do – and I have been driving here for 18 months so I'm rather worried about it.

That game ended 1-1, and though Juve remain favourites to progress despite being held at home, they'll be rather worried, given this was the scene of their only defeat in Serie A this season so far.