Sentence examples for explicit worries from inspiring English sources

Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, a man not noted for calling a spade a spade when it might be dubbed an agricultural implement for removing earth, has often voiced explicit worries about America's banks.This is odd.

A lawyer representing the ExxonMobil CEO told the Journal that Tillerson himself hasn't shared any explicit worries about traffic from fracking companies, but is more concerned about property values.

Our study shows that patients are likely to express their worries during primary care psychosocial consultations and that the proportion of consultations with at least one explicit concern was higher during more recent consultations.

Madero makes the mobster metaphor explicit: "I worried that Belano and Lima were so busy talking to every freak that came up to our table that they'd forgotten all about me, but as day began to dawn, they asked me to join the gang.

Two interoceptive dimensions have been recently proposed: (a) interoceptive sensitivity (IS) –objective accuracy in detecting internal bodily sensations (e.g., heartbeat, breathing)–; and (b) metacognitive interoception (MI) –explicit beliefs and worries about one's own interoceptive sensitivity and internal sensations.

It had been a vibe in my paintings, but never something explicit, and I worried that if I made it explicit I was going to kill the painting".

The fear, from the top-ranking Republicans in the state legislature, is explicit: They are worried that Evers will advocate for policies and actions that are at odds with a conservative agenda, that he'll make decisions that Republicans — "many of us" — disagree with.

Our study shows that patients have become somewhat more explicit in expressing their worries.

While patients seem to have become somewhat more explicit in sharing their worries, GPs tend to respond mostly implicitly to these concerns.

Unfortunately, Socrates does not give any explicit attention to this worry at the end of Book Four or in the argument of Books Eight and Nine.

Not everyone will agree about the abortion visuals, including, perhaps, those who worry that such explicit imagery can speak louder than any pro-abortion-rights argument.