Sentence examples for fret too much from inspiring English sources

Don't fret too much.

They shouldn't fret too much.

Let's not fret too much over him.

No need to fret too much for the president.

Let's also not fret too much about the chairman's hurt feelings.

Fortunately, though, historians of early medieval England need not fret too much.

Who would want you to do a portrait of them, or a sketch of their favourite place if what you draw isn't actually what you see? Don't fret too much--loads of people make this mistake at times, and it CAN be corrected.

But no one is fretting too much.

He fretted too much, not least over finding a librettist.

"I think Einsel fretted too much over how far to go, and he did not know all the details," Kerr said.

Instead of fretting too much about plot, Ms. Dew juxtaposes small family occasions with simultaneous world events and monitors tremors along the fault lines between them.