Sentence examples for described worrying from inspiring English sources

In an opinion column inThe New York Times this week, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Catherine Ashton, the European Union's high representative for foreign affairs, described "worrying trends" in Ukraine, including "reports of the use of administrative resources to favor the ruling party candidates".

Most parents described worrying less about the usual challenges of parenting.

Hence, parents described worrying about being reprimanded and judged by health professionals: "you feel like you're instantly going to get told off" (02M); "you think you're going to be ripped to shreds" (35M) with some describing having been rebuked in the past.

Similarly, Borkovec and colleagues described worry as a form of cognitive avoidance that is mainly based on verbal thinking and leads to the suppression of visual imagery as well as the attenuation of physiological and emotional responding to aversive stimuli, thereby inhibiting emotional processing (Borkovec, 1994; Borkovec et al., 2004).

(Waller et al, 2007b) (UK, normal cytology, all HPV+ at baseline) Six qualitative studies described worry about the definition of HPV as an sexually transmitted infection (STI; Anhang et al, 2004; McCaffery and Irwig, 2005; McCaffery et al, 2006; Brown et al, 2007; Kahn et al, 2007; Daley et al, 2010).

The feeling of panic is not lessened by sharing – in fact, my concerns increase as I describe worrying symptoms or feelings.

Lord Wolfson, the boss of the retail chain Next and a Conservative peer, described worries of uncertainty as "nonsense".

Both sexes described worry, frustration and fear regarding SMBG but the nature of these discussions was qualitatively different.