Sentence examples similar to sense worrying from inspiring English sources

But there's no sense in worrying about that.

No one with any sense is worrying about a wages breakout now.

"There's no sense in worrying about who's not here, or what could have been, or what might happen," Wright said.

Q. Have you ever been in weather so bad you thought you would die? A. No. There's no sense in worrying about it, really.

Doesn't that make more sense than worrying if the new hire will participate in Karaoke night with the office crowd? .

In turn, Jeff explains to him the "double transgression theory"—basically, that there's no sense in worrying about making Cheryl any angrier, because she's already angry.

There's no sense in worrying about the negatives if they cannot be changed.

It makes more sense to worry about what happens to the leftover table butter — many restaurants recycle it for hollandaise.

Mr. Schur had said he knew Mr. McCain had a good comedic sense but worried about his reputation for wanting to shoot only one scene or two.

If science is valuable because it produces economic benefits, then it makes sense to worry about increasing competition from other nations.

And of course, Ukip's public school-educated leader, Nigel Farage, believes it mere common sense to worry about Romanians moving next door.