Sentence examples for feeling worrisome from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Edwards, who received her original diagnosis of breast cancer at the end of the 2004 campaign, realized last Monday that she was feeling worrisome pains.

Children, besides as a source of grace and happiness of the family, often also raised a feeling of worrisome.

Nor does it confound them with the worrisome feeling that they should be having abstract thoughts about art.

Somehow, though, it always sounds like a band with more heart than scholarship, which keeps at bay the worrisome feeling that you're watching an anachronism.

Nearly everyone who loves movies knows the worrisome feeling that begins with the opening credits of "Alien," which placed sixth on the list, or the almost unbearable level of tension in "The Silence of the Lambs," which placed fifth, or even the need to look away from the screen at the two crucial moments in "Psycho," which came in first.

"It gives everyone a lift and going into the break and you don't have that worrisome feeling on your mind.

Compared with patients with only DM, patients with DM + TB were more like to report anxiety symptoms such as feeling nervous and worrisome (adjusted OR 4.92 [95% CI 1.66 14.60]) on an one-item scale.

Let them know what you have been feeling or considering and any worrisome symptoms you have experienced and ask for a professional evaluation.

There's a feeling that our country is at a worrisome crossroads.

(e) Anxiety symptoms were assessed by a 12-item scale [ 48] which included questions about worrisome, preoccupying thoughts or unpleasant feelings about self or external stimuli.

"If special-occasion restaurants are now feeling the weakness," Mr. Poto said, "it's very worrisome".