Sentence examples for expressing their worry from inspiring English sources
A year later and The Lifeline is still receiving far too many calls from LGBT and Questioning youth expressing their worry about marriage equality, conversion therapy, healthcare, Title IX, to name just a few of their concerns.
The Netherlands, France, Denmark, Germany and Belgium are expressing their worries.
The marathon peace talks were also backed by the European Union, and tonight Britain and France issued statements expressing their worries about a possible collapse before Thursday's deadline.
More than 40 female Labour MPs wrote to Wright expressing their worries after evidence about the sexual history of the complainant was used in the retrial of Evans, a former Wales international who was acquitted this month.
A certain stigma prevents most men from expressing their worries and anxieties to other men, especially at work and with friends.
Our study shows that patients have become somewhat more explicit in expressing their worries.
People also expressed their worry that the building would be turned into student flats.
Like a mean-girl clique in a teen movie, certain corners of the media love to express their "worry" for Allen by spreading salacious stories about her.
No date has been set for reopening, and parents and teachers have already expressed their worry about secondary pupils, who are three weeks away from sitting important exams.
No date has been set for reopening, and parents and teachers have already expressed their worry about secondary pupils who are three weeks away from sitting their important exams.
They don't know how to express their worry so their default emotion is anger.
