Sentence examples for exactly worried from inspiring English sources

While it was fair to call Clark an O.J. expert, she wasn't exactly worried about any notions of journalistic objectivity.

And the guy down the hall who always came to the company parties alone wasn't exactly worried about finding the right girl.

Democrats aren't exactly worried that Republicans will be making many inroads among women voters, though, because while Republicans are going to school on 'how to talk to women,' other Republicans continue to man (pun intended) the barricades in their ongoing War On Women.

Your friends begin to worry about you, and they are not exactly worrying types.

In recent months he has given different explanations of what exactly worries him and why.

"I was so pleased to be longlisted – though I wouldn't say I'm exactly worrying about spending the money".

Nominated for the prize in the past, Rosoff has previously said that being on the longlist was "like being invited to join an exclusive worldwide club", but that "I wouldn't say I'm exactly worrying about spending the money".

Well, not exactly worrying me.

The protests aren't showing any signs of dying out, though, even if that doesn't seem to exactly worry the country's leader, Omar al-Bashir.

If John Whittingdale has been trying to work out exactly how worried to be about the public response to his imminent BBC white paper, he might have started by following the broadening appeal of last night's critics at the Baftas.

If you want to understand the future of humanity – where we're headed, who'll be in charge, and exactly how worried you should be about that – you could do worse than begin with two unremarkable buildings, on opposite coasts of the US.