Sentence examples for touch of worry from inspiring English sources
It's bright red, so I'm not going to lose it in a hurry, but just as I have to keep a careful eye on the lightning cable location for my iPhone, the OnePlus 2 adds a touch of worry... at least until USB-C becomes more prevalent.
It is a complex, bittersweet moment as the ball comes down and the cheers go up, Gratitude mixes with regret, anticipation with a touch of worry.
"It's truly like Dubai," says a Libyan businessman who has recently come back after living in Beirut, with perhaps a touch of hyperbole.The reformers are worried lest politics reverses such progress.
Hephaestion is worried about "the touch of fire" from Alexander, soldiers worship him and believe he brings them luck, King Philip is forever seeing more than he'd like in his son's eyes.
But if she got the job -- she worries that a touch of arthritis might hurt her chances -- she would lose her quarter-century seniority and $1.50 of her current $10.63 hourly wage, she said, money she needs to make payments on her secondhand Jeep.
In a study on fears and self-esteem, research published in the journal Psychological Science revealed that hugs and touch significantly reduce worry of mortality.
It was predicted that a worry intervention would reduce levels of worry and paranoia distress.
Billy the Bass, the animated fish trophy that sings "Don't Worry, Be Happy" at the touch of a button, has spawned a Halloween cousin.
Several black leaders have publicly upbraided him.Some of Mrs Clinton's confidants are also worried that their attack-dog has a touch of the mange.
The incumbent's popularity is in the doldrums, but a baby in the Elysee presidential palace could help voters relate to a man they have seen as increasingly out of touch with their worries.
