Sentence examples for intense worried from inspiring English sources

When Bill Bradley's challenge looked as if it were unexpectedly going to take off, Gore had an intense, worried reaction, firing a significant portion of the campaign high command he had painstakingly assembled and moving sharply away from the centrist position he had built up over his years in public life.

The street protests were so intense that worried officials resorted to tear gas and curfew-like restrictions in parts of Delhi.The strength of their reaction means that something good may yet come from this crime.

Trump, who is known for his lengthy, powerful and intense handshakes, had many a little worried about what would happen when he met the world's longest-serving monarch.

And without a voting bloc like the seriously mentally ill, government would rather use mental health dollars on warm and fuzzy talk therapy for the worried well, than facilitating intense medication compliance regimens for the seriously mentally ill.

But to do so he will have to navigate between an intense police and company investigation on one side and a worried and angry newsroom on the other.

Before it went to editing, I was a little worried the video would look too heavy and intense for a Sigur Rós track, but Anafelle did a great job with it.

As the big shock to confidence recedes and people become less worried about the economic outlook, precautionary saving may become less intense.

There was the woman in Stockton, Calif., for example, who was so worried she might ever again run out of Naked Pink, an intense coral shade deep-sixed by Revlon, she ordered a lifetime supply -- 200 lipsticks.

In dealing with a worried community, Mr. Giuliani needs to avoid reckless rhetoric and to project an equally intense concern for fairness to the police and for the welfare of the citizens they serve.

But worried?

"Very worried.