Sentence examples for like worried from inspiring English sources

"What I mean is part of me's, like, worried, y'know?

In our high school, we were never, like, worried for our physical safety, but verbally you could be cut down in a second by insults, wisecracks or whatever.

Now the US seems more like worried well wishers.

They answer interview questions as a collective, play in the dark and have song names such as Piss Crowns Are Trebled and We Drift Like Worried Fire.

The other long track, We Drift Like Worried Fire, is more abstract but no less suggestive: it is the sound of innocent people being hounded by malevolent social forces but somehow, together, making an escape.

It includes two 20-minute songs that the band performs now and played on tour before its hiatus — "Mladic," with an Eastern European folk bounce at the center, and "We Drift Like Worried Fire," moving from ballad to dirge to stomp — as well as two shorter pieces, around six minutes, new and moody and far less shaped.

"I like worrying about you," Roy replies.

I've spent more time than I'd like worrying about both of these things.

SUBJECT: Hammer, Hammer, Hammer I know you don't like worrying about spin.

It's not quite like worrying about whether we get "enough" sugar, but it's nearly as ridiculous.

He has to spend more time than he'd like worrying, with the churchwardens, about the money to maintain their crumbling churches.