Sentence examples for silly worries from inspiring English sources

They should scotch silly worries about Russia's future ability to pay.

But this sticker struck me as an even more extreme version of my own silly worries about license-plate signifiers: why would someone go out of the way to demand neutrality from strangers?

"Most of them were open to our questions and what might have been silly worries" (parent of an extremely premature infant describing communication with nurses).

According to a recent survey, it turns out that those whispery fears you try to dismiss as silly worrying-about-nothing are in fact true: the IT department is actually reading all your personal email.

I felt silly for worrying, a waddling pregnant-lady cliché.

Silly nuns, worrying about poverty instead of trying to break up loving couples.

Broad principal reductions might well be just the thing to get its momentum going, but it's not silly to worry about unpleasant side effects.

"I felt like a chicken laying eggs – as if I was silly to worry as another one will be along in a minute".

When prices are rising at an annual rate of less than two per cent, as they have been for most of the past three years, it's silly to worry about another wage-price spiral emerging.

But that would be as silly as worrying about being late to Templeton, the 15-acre estate in Old Westbury, N.Y., where she lives with a menagerie, a small staff, some Warhols and many boldface memories.

Besides, as a general matter isn't it just plain silly to worry about spending a few extra million to keep the leaders at the top happy when they're making decisions with billions at stake?