Sentence examples for sometimes worry that from inspiring English sources

"I sometimes worry that it would come across as too 'Oh, I got you!' " she said.

Russians sometimes worry that they have only a tenuous hold on their vast eastern possessions.

Did he sometimes worry that he, too, might end up as one of those guys?

"I sometimes worry that we're getting the river too clean," says MacAdams with a wry smile.

I sometimes worry that the economic argument takes attention from the moral argument.

It means you sometimes worry that you might be prejudiced against all sorts of people.

Dr. Tooby says he sometimes worries "that evolutionary psychology will die because of sociological reasons".

I sometimes worried that trains were economic dinosaurs.

Even the Centre for Bhutan Studies sometimes worries that Gross National Happiness may be rather meaningless.

She sometimes worries that working in a closet might be viewed as unprofessional by visiting clients.

The Yankees' front office sometimes worried that Torre overused his favorite relievers.