Sentence examples for fleeting worry from inspiring English sources

Where I went to school in a time and place during which no one--no one, ever--had a fleeting worry about being blown away by multiple rounds of bullets while sitting in a classroom.

It gestated during 40 weeks of anticipating Emarie's birth, the bonding with Rhonda during each week and milestone trimester, the fleeting worries and regular doctor's visits, to say nothing of our periodic guessing game of imagining whose nose, ears and profile Emmy would favor.

Life is far too fleeting to worry about being "good".

Sometimes the worries are fleeting and lurid and specific (a suicide bomber exploding as I turn east down 47th Street from Sixth Avenue, a radiological device in a panel truck detonating as I walk past the federal building in Foley Square), and sometimes they take the form of a more amorphous dread.

It's not for worrying about fleeting worldly problems that are ultimately meaningless in comparison to His infinite wisdom and mercy.

Many participants lived with the constant worry that any fleeting sensation could be due to LAM and a harbinger of disease progression.

If it's fleeting, it's probably nothing to worry about.

They will think we were insane to worry about celebrities and fleeting political scandals and whether we had nice bodies.

Here in a fast-growing metropolitan region with more than 1.6 million people, the ingredients for Nashville's rise are as much economic as they are cultural and, critics worry, could be as fleeting as its fame.

Opponents of gas drilling here worry the reprieve will be fleeting.

Parents are busy and rushed and may inadvertently brush off a child's worry as if it were fleeting and inconsequential.