Sentence examples for be particularly exercised about from inspiring English sources
As Brussels considers how to cope with a Greek default, Berlin is said to be particularly exercised about the risks of social breakdown in Greece.
The union inspires little affection among Britons, but few are particularly exercised about it.
Mr. Starr was particularly exercised about liberals' being result-oriented, abandoning their principles to reach the outcomes they favor.
Many were particularly exercised about women's dress, at one rally even handing out suggestions about covering up to women who they deemed not appropriately clothed.
George was particularly exercised about the campaign posse's failure to dwell on Rick Santorum's comment in Iowa that President Obama is engaging in "absolutely un-American activities".
Paul was particularly exercised about the question of whether the US government believed it could use drones against its own citizens on American soil.
Both men were particularly exercised about the "REAL" rounds that the administration said gave it insight into how the hospital workers did their jobs.
East European states such as Estonia and Poland are particularly exercised about the potential threat, and are keen to see the US and Nato take a bigger, more active role in curbing Russian aggression.
He is particularly exercised about the miniaturisation of war – for example, the prospect of privately owned drones, which have the potential to act as a new type of IED, able to be used in the air or on the ground.
The kidnappers were particularly exercised about the prospect of Egypt's sending troops to Iraq, something that the interim Iraqi prime minister, Ayad Allawi, as well as the White House, has asked for.
He was particularly exercised about Professor Ferguson's comments on Mr Obama's healthcare reform, saying it would not increase the deficit as Professor Ferguson wrote, but in fact do the opposite.
