Sentence examples for future worries from inspiring English sources
Although the couple expressed pleasure with the new exhibition, future sites mean future worries for the Woodmans — both as perfectionist fellow artists and as parents.
(The Edgewater says it has had no similar troubles since, and it spent $200,000 on special equipment that uses ultraviolet light to remove future worries).
His characters - beleaguered, inarticulate and weary - are living against the tide: they struggle to exist in the present, away from the future worries and past regrets that threaten to destroy them, but it is always a losing battle.
I'm not saying that the end always justifies the means, but this orchestra has meant a lot to me". Its future worries him.
2. Experience and enjoy the present moment -- because fear lives in the past (memories) and future (worries), the more we can stay present in our bodies and what is going on around us, the more we are open to life's unfolding as it actually is -- whatever that may be.
An EFA (not shown) suggested that the hypothesised future worries scale should be split into two, with items 37 and 38 forming one scale (worries about others) and items 39 41 forming another scale (future worries).
Mr. Huntsman, then serving his second term as governor of Utah and prospecting for his political future, worried aloud that Republicans were growing out of touch with a generation of Americans.
In fact, it makes no distinction between an external threat, such as a tiger, and an internal one, such as a troubling memory or a future worry.
Everyone is always going a mile a minute, stressing about the future, worrying about what's to come and rarely appreciating our current surroundings.
Walden doubted the band's future, worrying whether they would ever catch on, but word of mouth spread due to the band's relentless touring schedule, and crowds got larger.
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