Sentence examples for existed worry from inspiring English sources

While it's true that Etsy is now completely stuffed with vintage finds (which actually means anything more than 20 years old) and jewellery that you never knew existed ("worry rings with moving beads for when you are feeling nervous"), there are actually some really impressive things on there.

Tribe wrote in the Post that "ample reasons existed to worry about this president, and to ponder the extraordinary remedy of impeachment even before the Comey firing".

Even in cases in which explicit treaties among nations do exist, conservatives worry.

Prior to the the Victorians, O'Gorman explains, the verb "to worry" existed but it meant to choke or strangle humans or animals.

But the fact that these still exist is worrying, because it says something about the way our society views learning disabled people.

9. Travel-related invention you wish existed: Not having to worry about luggage.

When asked if athletics' governing body should be worried about whether the track would exist in 2017, Coe insisted they had no need to be concerned.

There are urgent questions about links to other databases and which bodies have access to this enormous store of information, but a much greater worry exists about the state's vast surveillance dragnet, which we know now has access to the movement, communications and personal details of everyone in Britain.

(For instance, martial arts training might prepare me to cope with dangers that I do not believe to exist, raising the worry that the ideal environment strategy on this interpretation will attribute to me beliefs I do not in fact have).

"There exists among Mexicans worry and irritation about what are perceived to be policies that could be harmful for the national interest and for Mexicans here and abroad," Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray told a news conference.

Elsewhere, different worries exist.