Sentence examples similar to understated worry from inspiring English sources
Looking at the inner details of the latest export numbers — what American goods and services are being bought internationally and where — gives a sense of both optimism at the nation's often understated advantages, and reasons to worry about the near-term.
The government projects that 2012 growth will sink to 7.5 percent, and although official estimates are reliably understated, the figure underscores the government's worries.
Joseph Galliano wrote in The Times that Don't Worry About Me is "a very understated film and feels more like European Art Cinema".
At the same time, some breast surgeons are discomfited that some might infer from the article that reconstructive surgery is a quick and easy procedure, and worry that Ms. Jolie inadvertently may have understated the risks and potential complications.
"It worried me," Hurd says in his trademark understated style.
This situation looks like it could be from the next Empire of The Sun video clip, but don't worry guys, it's actually just a very casual and understated campsite set-up.
He said he had deliberately understated the severity of his illness to his wife in particular, so that she might worry less.
"What I'm worried about," Mr. Toback said, "is that some combination of the county and the contractor intentionally understated the numbers so they could get support for this project.
Some understated lovemaking.
