Sentence examples for was much worried from inspiring English sources

But no one was much worried.

In 1798 his seclusion was briefly interrupted when the prospect of war with France caused his appointment as commander in chief of the provisional army, and he was much worried by the political quarrels over high commissions; but the war cloud passed away.

There was much worried debate about the new fashion for 4-5-1 killing the buzz at the time.

It doesn't sound as if Mars is much worried about the uses that his songs are put to.

A friend writes: There's alleged to be $40 million missing in the Iran-weapons-sale affair & our govt. doesn't seem to be much worried about it.

Recently, there has been much worried talk about stealth marketing, advertising so subtle that no one knows they are being sold something.

Ashot Manucharyan stated in 2000 that he is much worried about the circumstance that "a number of Dashnaktsutyun party leaders are acting in the interest of the American foreign policy".

There's been much worrying in recent (days, months, years) about the decline of the mid-level Hollywood feature.

A decade ago there was much worry about Asian Muslims living "parallel lives" that rarely intersected with whites.

came along, there was much worry on the part of the traditional publishers about what this could mean to their sales and profits.

Your June 20 editorial bemoaning the intercountry sports hostility in the seemingly unified European Union ("European Disunion on the Pitch") is much worry about nothing.