Sentence examples for expression of worry. from inspiring English sources

It's an obvious expression of worry, but there's something so kind in it, too.

A lanky man with a seemingly natural kinetic nervousness and a perpetual expression of worry, Mr. Furth was often cast as an odd duck, a milquetoast or a stammery, uneasy type with something to hide.

Likely not - the poll gives two answer choices, "yes" or "no", rather than a more common polling format of specifying the degree of confidence one has, so that the "no" could be taken as a general expression of worry.

We found that expression of worries is partly dependent on GP characteristics; experienced and female GPs were more likely to evoke more expressions of worries compared to less experienced and male GPs.

Claver-Carone's appointment provoked expressions of worry from several prominent Cuban analysts.

Elsewhere, mediocre retail sales reports for September led to new expressions of worry about the fourth-quarter holiday shopping season.

Mr. Petersen said he hoped Mr. Zuckerberg's appeal would spur actual change and not just expressions of worry.

Afterward, people milled about, their conversations alternating between expressions of worry and relief as they took stock of their loved ones and property.

For two days, volunteers registered guests, some of whom arrived late into the night on Saturday carrying infants and wearing expressions of worry.

Correction: January 24 , 2004 Saturday An article and a picture caption yesterday about speculation on whether Pope John Paul II had voiced an opinion after seeing the Mel Gibson film "The Passion of the Christ" referred imprecisely to expressions of worry about the film's depiction of Jews.

"We don't do genocides till senior year," says No. 7, as the talk in the stretching circle bounces from the history-class subject of Cambodia and "the Kaymar Rowge," as unsophisticated No. 13 (Sara Turner) calls the Khmer Rouge, to expressions of worry about getting into a college sports program, to complaints about the uselessness of their unseen male coach.