Sentence examples for perhaps worrying that from inspiring English sources

However, it is perhaps worrying that the chief character witness for Baker, produced in the opening few minutes, is the hectoringly pop-eyed John Lydon, who recently distinguished himself by telling a woman interviewer: "When a man is talking, you do not interrupt".

He was frustrated, and perhaps worried that the tendinitis in knee will never get better.

Olszewski, perhaps worried that Vachier-Lagrave had prepared a new move, declined the pawn sacrifice.

Is the Voice perhaps worried that the audience won't welcome him.

Is the voice perhaps worried that the audience won't welcome Reese Witherspoon?

A moment later, perhaps worried that she'd given offense, Bartlett looked stricken, but Key smiled kindly.

Are the mandarins, perhaps, worried that more demos are in the offing and any repairs might be a waste of money?

Few believe a word of this; many suspect soldiers or ex-soldiers, perhaps worried that information in the report could bring them to justice, despite an amnesty.

Perhaps worried that his political position might seem a bit ambiguous, he had "TROTSKY" printed on the back of his shirt.

Yesterday, Mr. Lhota at first declined to be interviewed on the subject, perhaps worried that he would be seen as promoting himself during Mr. Giuliani's illness.

There is a gold-effect one, for people perhaps worried that the extent to which their money exceeds their sense is not quite visible enough.