Sentence examples similar to conveys worry from inspiring English sources

"People use swear words all the time to convey worry and excitement and fear," she says.

Participants in both study components conveyed worry over accidental disclosure of HIV infection.

For the occasional insomniac, though, the message the experts convey is not to worry.

Patients often struggle to convey their symptoms, and doctors worry they may be missing crucial information.

Things are so bad that the club legend Uwe Seeler has thus far refused to convey his customary, monthly "I worry about my HSV" line.

His tone did not convey the worry that is etched on the faces of many of his advisers, saying that his second presidential bid had made him wiser, calmer and less reliant on winning Iowa and New Hampshire.

He uses 41 as a tag question to convey his worry in the hope that the addressee will confirm it.

Graham has been talking to Leon Panetta, the Secretary of the Defense Department, and can convey his worry that the cuts that are due to happen because of the failure of the stupid Super Committee will be terrible for the Defense Department.

She shows a little boy getting into mishaps, but conveys the idea that children needn't worry by giving him a comic, rumpled look, giving the animals human expressions and giving the natural world bright colors.

With my students and other colleagues I attempt to extract structure from text, design algorithms and data structures for working with large collections of data, and worry about understanding how people convey knowledge through language.

"The only thing I can convey to the young players is not to worry about it, to enjoy it.