Sentence examples for violent worries from inspiring English sources

His OCD focused on scary or violent worries, with a fear that he would harm others.

Obsessions about germs and cleanliness, followed by HIV, followed by catastrophes, then violent worries, sexual concerns, analysis of reality and, most recently, suicide.

Staffan de Mistura, the U.N. special envoy, said Wednesday that it is as "violent, worrying and dangerous" a moment as any since he took the job four years ago.

Common obsessions include thoughts about committing violent acts, worries about contamination (as by shaking hands with someone), and doubt (as in wondering whether one had turned off the stove before leaving the house).

She also explores the complexity of Colombia's violent conflicts, and worries about the consequences of the United States' decision to get involved.Perhaps the best essays in the book are those concerned with Cuba.

What is clear is that alleged tampering with witnesses or those who may offer important leads about Kenya's violent past, is worrying the chief prosecutor at International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague.

I know he would never become violent, but I worry about how to help him.

The scene took three weeks to film and was violent enough to worry some on the production.

He had decided to emigrate, he said, because of worries about violent crime.

It is already illegal to carry bladed weapons; adding the swords to the list will make it illegal to import or sell them.The crackdown is the latest attempt to calm worries about violent crime.

Against the backdrop of rising worries about violent Muslim extremism in the United States, advocates see hypocrisy in the way the attack and the man under arrest in the shooting have been described by law enforcement officials and the news media.