Sentence examples for tiny worry from inspiring English sources

His only tiny worry was that a too perfect couple might come across as more cutesy than ha-ha funny.

My only other tiny worry is that the presence of an American producer - veteran Spielberg associate Kathleen Kennedy - might get the movie suspected in some quarters of anti-Iranian propaganda.

It puts tiny "worry dolls" made in Guatemala on each pillow, borrowing from a belief by the Yanaguana Indians of South Texas that assigning an anxiety to a doll that is placed under the pillow for the night will make it disappear by morning.

"That's good," I murmured, but as I fell back asleep, I felt one tiny worry form in my mind: how could I, who lived over the border in New York, pick up a virus active in Greenwich, Conn.? The next thing I knew, it was late afternoon and I was being wheeled out of the emergency room into a regular room for observation.

Along with them we were given tiny Mexican "worry dolls" to be put under our pillows to take away worries.

But that doesn't mean that the political establishment isn't a tiny bit worried.

As my friend described a recent stint of baby wakefulness from 2 to 5 a.m., she caressed her daughter's tiny pigtails, worried and besotted in almost equal measure.

Apparently, the people at ITV are just a tiny bit worried that Waterman and his nasty colleague, Simon Cowell, might get some grief from this crowd if they're not careful.

If you can also put a blanket that you don't mind throwing away beneath the glass, then you'll have a much easier time cleaning up with fewer tiny shards to worry about as well.

She is part of a tiny minority that worries about the implications of all this for her child and her country.

I bear no ill feeling towards that locum, although with hindsight I think when a woman aged 50, who hardly ever darkens the surgery door, comes to see her GP with even the tiniest shred of worry about her breasts, she should be referred to the proper experts.