Sentence examples for much worried from inspiring English sources

The phrase "much worried" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in informal contexts, but it is better to use more conventional expressions.
Example: "I am much worried about the upcoming exam."
Alternatives: "very worried" or "greatly concerned."

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But no one was much worried.

They react to articles such as Mr. Brill's, but really aren't much worried.

"I am not so much worried about bankers lying to me," the regulator said.

"I'm not too much worried about anything, except getting my life right," he said.

"We're very much worried about what kind of signal this sends," Ms. Tumulty said.

They are not much worried if they will get their £20 admission money back.

No, I'm not so much worried about your forehead being shiny; it's more the rivulets of sweat.

They're all fairly sensible and streetwise so we're not so much worried about his safety as about his finances.

"I have never much worried, but sefferal times a night now I wake up afraid the boy is dead.

It doesn't sound as if Mars is much worried about the uses that his songs are put to.

Mandelson claimed he was "not so much worried about this because I think it's plain to see".

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