Sentence examples for fret why from inspiring English sources

Crime could increase.Besides, they fret, why assume that county jails will be any better than state prisons?

If the regulators genuinely fret about why firms make hiring decisions, they may want to extend their inquiries to Washington, DC, and New York as well.

In my first year at university, whenever my classmates came across such questions in class, they would fret over why "we never had an enlightenment".

But until state legislators start taking those costs seriously, we're going to continue to make it more difficult for people to work, even as we fret about why so few people are working.

Ed Miliband certainly needs to fret about why Labour's creaking machine couldn't entice more to the polls in its supposed heartland, and he should worry, too, about failing to advance on Gordon Brown's score in dismal 2010.

The usual bells and whistles are included, so no need to fret over why I didn't include them.

He is fretting about why he suggested we meet here in the first place.

Ah, for the halcyon days of a year ago, when we fretted about why Arabs hate us.

I also remembered that he got very upset one year when St. Joseph was stolen from the outdoor Nativity scene at Nativity, and he fretted over why Christ's stepfather disappeared from the New Testament so abruptly.

Intellectually, they were clear thinkers, and, as for jauntiness, Rorra Clavell had never totally recovered from a hip replacement years earlier, and her husband constantly fretted about why anyone would read a book on a Kindle.

The films, particularly "Backyard," the popular "Sherman's March 198686), "Time Indefinite" and "Photographic Memory," detail the push and pull of family and region as Mr. McElwee, ensconced in the academic and artistic citadels of the North, continually returns to roam the South, fretting about why he's so different.