Sentence examples for rush of worry from inspiring English sources
In effect, the runners' brains had responded to the relatively minor stress of a cold bath with a quick rush of worry and a concomitant, overarching calm.
It is addictive, surfing, perhaps because it washes you clean: in the rush of water, all worries and thoughts get wiped out.
We need a similar moment of coming-into-awareness in America right now, one in which we see that the way we live our family lives -- with all the stress, and struggle, the rush and worry, the lack of time to bond and connect, and the near-complete lack of the sorts of support that exist in every other industrialized nation on earth -- is nothing less than outrageous.
They worry that the rush of corporate cash will corrupt the political process — reshaping the political map and creating insidious bonds between elected officials and those who finance them.
Some supporters of the standards, like Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, worry that the rush of states to sign up — what Ms. Weingarten calls the "Race to Adopt" — could backfire if states do not have the money to put the standards in effect.
He seems to have low expectations of his students (telling us not to rush or worry about our errors).
"My adrenaline must have kicked in [then], I rush back to the floor to see my baby crying, tears of joy and tears of worry!
She is worried about a rush of people calling themselves "data scientists," doing poor work and giving the field a bad name.
While worrying about this rush of stuff including concerns about rubbish ("it's impossible to maintain quality control"), he also fretted that gems were being overlooked because viewers will struggle to locate the good shows in the torrent.
Stocks fell sharply from the outset after a weak June jobless report, but the decline accelerated in the final hour as traders worried that a rush of quarterly results due next week also might prove disappointing.
