Sentence examples for excessively concerned from inspiring English sources

She's excessively concerned about what to wear.

Ulbricht says he is "not excessively concerned" about the future.

Mr. Feingold was criticized for being excessively concerned with process over substance.

The Shirley Sherrod fiasco fed the belief that the Obama administration was excessively concerned about the racial sensibilities of whites.

"The way to succeed in politics is not to be excessively concerned about the people far away," he said.

The man alleged to be behind the Silk Road says he is not "excessively concerned" about his future.

DSM-5 allows for a diagnosis of 'Somatic Symptom Disorder' when a parent is considered 'excessively concerned' about a child's symptoms.

One thread that runs through many of these newspaper articles and this pamphlet is the suggestion that the law is excessively harsh where the security of property is concerned yet excessively lax when dealing with those who do violence to other persons, especially women and children.

Although his thyroid levels were not excessively high, doctors were concerned that they could lead to dehydration, which could put excess pressure on his heart if he exercised.

But some small-business advocates are concerned that an excessively low global minimum would have the opposite effect.

That summer, low manpower in Hazen's regiment caused Washington to consider disbanding it; the regiment's size had dropped to 522, and Washington was concerned over an excessively large number of officers (33) in the regiment.