Sentence examples for note of worry from inspiring English sources

It's just possible that in Mr. Mujahid's voice there was a note of worry.

But South Korea's governing Millennium Democratic Party sounded a note of worry.

However, Djokovic entered a note of worry into the equation after admitting a sudden loss of energy in his four-set win over Ernests Gulbis in the first semi-final on Friday.

If there is one other note of worry -- or perhaps curiosity -- being sounded by Democrats about a Kerry candidacy, it revolves around the style of both the candidate and his wife.

He has called for a balanced approach to developing the tar sands, taking more note of environmental worries.

I have taken great note of the worries and we have strengthened animal research here and we will apply [those results] to human ES cell research.

Previous research has noted the importance of worry in a patient's decision to adhere to screening and surveillance recommendations [1].

WASHINGTON — When Jack Valenti walked the halls of Congress, friends by the dozen gripped, grinned and took note of what was worrying the movie industry's dapper chief lobbyist.

When he returned to Bahia Blanca in 1833, Darwin wrote in his notes of his worries that the rocks of Punta Alta and Monte Hermoso are not in fact of the same age (and, in fact, they are not), but as the trip wore on, he forgot his anxieties and treated them as though they in fact were at least roughly of the same age.

Last night, in an e-mail exchange with Jeff Masters of the great weather site Wunderground, he noted a rising level of worry after reviewing the latest model output.

Of particular note was that the descriptions of worry [rumination] were not focused on 'the self' in any way, nor were they associated with self-perceived deficit.