Sentence examples for make us worry from inspiring English sources

WikiLeaks does make us worry.

Just why, I wonder, does he want to make us worry?

In 2007, Cullen Murphy, in his book "Are We Rome?," concluded that the resemblances are close enough to make us worry: "What draws us now is something... elemental and emotional: the brutal reminder of impermanence.

That he appears not to be aiming at us directly should make us worry more, especially when his fighters believe their God is pleased by the rape of prepubescent girls.

Maybe they'd have been jollier if they'd lived up to their stereotype, by announcing, "If there is a ball in our goal then this should not make us worry, instead just relax, maybe have a little massage and maybe some sex and this is good and we can hope for an equaliser".

Eating disorders are serious illnesses (someone with bulimia nervosa is around twice as likely to die young as someone without it; someone with anorexia nervosa about six times more likely), so this might make us worry about the effect of all-girls private or selective state schools on the mental health of young women – but should it?

"It does make us worried that the reauthorization has been stalled".

I'm sure he'll make us worried, the older generation, which I'm part of now".

The monster pounds on us and our children daily, and with only one goal -- to make us worried and scared.

It would teach them that their challenges make us worried, that we don't trust they can handle it.

Here are some thoughts on why both the substance of his views and the diplomatic modus operandi they represent should make us worried about our leadership in the White House.