Sentence examples for twinge of concern from inspiring English sources
I've been a customer of LastPass since last year and felt a twinge of concern upon hearing the news.
I couldn't help feeling a twinge of concern for the future Mark McDonoughs, besieged by so much financial psychobabble.
Then, with just a twinge of concern, R. Y. added, "I would appreciate it if you wouldn't discuss the quasi legality of what we are doing to anyone".
While I admire this first-rate research, I feel a twinge of concern about the illusion of sentience and intention that such machines may create.
When Javier says that he wants it to "assist you with the development of the cognitive, social and emotional skills of your children", the twinge of concern becomes an incessant nagging.
Of course, the numbers doing so went into free-fall, leading to a twinge of official concern; but a committee of inquiry is likely to advise this week that there can be no going back (see article).
The article awakened a suppressed twinge of fear.
In exchange for your discount, you get a twinge of worry.
Facing a rare twinge of fear before entering Afghanistan in 2005, Lindhout turned to Eckhart Tolle's "Power of Now".
Our White Supresident danced around DACA, blending his incompetence, alt-right branding concerns, and a tiny twinge of conscience, as he toyed with 800,000 young people who deserve a future in America.
