Sentence examples for vivid worrying from inspiring English sources
Once more he has highlighted in vivid, worrying terms the extent of the problem and its consequences – patient safety imperilled, whistleblowers' lives ruined.
This is a particularly vivid worry for intransitive bodily sensations in general and for pain in particular, because they seem to impress upon us as if in having them we were literally confronted with phenomenal objects that cannot be part of the natural world order.
For many hours, I elaborated on the vivid images that accompanied the soundtrack: a lioness worrying the leg off a carcass, two others fending off a male, raking his ribs with teeth and claws, while their cubs mock-fought nearby.
At a Babtist revival he was shown vivid pictures of Hell and it worried him until one day he found the prism while diving at the swimming hole.
I have vivid memories of feeling tense and worried about the whole process.
Then again, with such incessant and vivid action, there is very little time given us to worry about the creakiness in the plotting.
I borrowed it because a) it's vivid and b) it's what visitors to stroke wards worry about in anticipation".
And don't forget their moods: Mr. Pabst was worried because his Mueller's chameleon was a whitish hue rather than vivid green: "The color change indicates that he's stressed," he said.
As the most vivid memories of Newtown fade, and a midterm election approaches, vulnerable Democrats could start to worry about paying a political price for a pro-ban vote.
Don't worry about how it sounds yet, just pull the reader in describing the character's thoughts, a flashback, vivid scenery where the character is at, dialog, or anything you like.
