Sentence examples for usually worried from inspiring English sources

Over the years I had taken up running periodically, usually worried about an expanding waistline or occasionally cajoled into joining friends on charity runs.

In fact, it was her husband in the background encouraging her to talk to me that gave me some context; he sounded middle-aged or older and didn't have the pressured speech of a man who usually worried, though he was worrying now.

Well, a man proposing to a woman is usually worried about finding the most beautiful view, selecting the perfect musician, staying in their budget, etc.

Boredom is not something Mr. Ginkas usually worries about.

"It's tendons and ligaments and muscles that you usually worry about reoccurrence than bones.

Its members usually worry about bullets and bombs, not wreckage and recovery.

Policymakers usually worry about too little rather than too much thrift.

What was hanging me up, I realized, was our ages, which is not something I usually worry about.

But I've walked into situations like that before, that sort of challenge doesn't usually worry me".

The last thing an architect usually worries about when he renovates a landmark building is the original architect's sensibilities, because the original architect is usually dead.

When cat lovers go on vacation and leave their animals behind, they usually worry neurotically: did they leave enough food in the bowl for Fluffy?