Sentence examples for though worried about from inspiring English sources

She objects to its messianic impulses while being addicted to its frissons; though worried about art that perpetuates the cycle of violence, she's captivated by the brutality of artists like Francis Bacon, a touchstone for the book.

I wish I looked more tiny and delicate, why am I always laughing even though worried about being murdered?

Mr. Rechis, though, worried about not being able to meet his friends.

Slavomir, still on the job though worried about his future, arrests them and lets them go, though without the documents.

Senate leaders, though, worried about hampering the ability of spooks to spy.Americans are protected against much government spying by the Fourth Amendment, which bans unreasonable searches.

And despite what the oddsmakers said, boxing writers were about evenly split between them; though some worried about Hopkins's health, few dismissed his chances.

Dozens more officials are expected to be tried.Most residents of big cities in China, though increasingly worried about burglary and mugging, are not especially concerned about gun-related violence.

It received generally positive reviews from critics, though many worried about the number of questions that had been left unanswered.

The White House was congratulatory even though many worried about a possible "anti-capitalist, anti-American" bias in this new party.

"It's not me I'm worried about, though," she said.

For the moment, though, parents seemed most worried about something else entirely: how to juggle their way through Monday with no school.