Sentence examples for make him worry from inspiring English sources

"It makes me feel so bad to make him worry.

Yet if he didn't worry so much, that would also make him worry.

His failures with women make him worry that there are "depths of coldness, callousness, caddishness" in his heart.

Lincoln wasn't naïve, and he knew he had to be careful in considering his options; white supremacy emotions were strong enough within the Northern states to make him worry about a backlash.

Patrick Clawson, an expert on Iran and the deputy director for research at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, argued, however, that closer ties between the United States and moderate or even radical Sunnis could put "fear" into the government of Prime Minister Maliki and "make him worry that the Sunnis could actually win" the civil war there.

The possibility of subway cutbacks made him worry about making morning meetings on time.

Nesito, 13, said watching the war on television makes him worry that a bomb will be dropped here.

His primary job is to understand the Taliban, he said; leaving his agency off the commission made him worry that Mr. Karzai might intend to release hardened Taliban fighters.

Maryland congressman John Delaney said Read's promises to maintain one fifth of the combined company's research in the UK made him worry that it would "put more pressure on decisions they make in the US".

For example, the invitation to re-audition for The X Factor this year, when he'd already appeared in a modelling contest, made him worry that people would think: "Oh he's just a reality whore".

Significantly, the one thing that is making him worry is the Globe's stipulation that no English should be used – something that takes little account of how in India language itself has become globalised, along with so much else.