Sentence examples similar to professed worry from inspiring English sources

The prince's critics profess worry that by writing letters he jeopardises the neutrality he should observe as a future monarch.

But Ed Wilson, the president of NBC Enterprises and Syndication, professed no worries that an early daily syndicated version of "Weakest Link" might shorten that show's network lifespan.

Mr. Davidzon professes no worry about this election.

Mr. Obama nodded his head; he views the question as reasonable but professed not much worry.

Schott professed not to worry that heritage brands like his, so popular in recent years, might fall by the wayside.

Britain, which has zealously protected its reputation as a global financial capital, has professed precisely this worry.

Tagliabue was intensely respectful of last Tuesday's tragedy, but he professed not to worry about any economic impact.

He also professed to be worried that active Turkish-Russian cooperation could be one of the impediments to progress.

Both Hammerstein and Rodgers professed to be worried.

Kemp professed not to be worried about the deficits.

At NBC, Jeff Zucker, the president of the NBC Universal Television Group, professed not to be worried.