Sentence examples for which worries me from inspiring English sources

In the last few days the White House has talked of "compromise," which worries me—I figure "compromise" could be a prelude to yet another cave-in on a matter of principle.

I expect more groups like that, which worries me.

The lightest one of the bunch, which worries me slightly.

I'm increasingly doubtful, and increasingly warming to DS Arnott and his eyebrows, which worries me.

Late afternoon, I take a call from a journalist on a Sunday newspaper which worries me.

(It reads like a novel, the technique being recollection-in-Technicolor, which worries me more than it will most people).

Which worried me.

It took 12 hours to print, which worried me.

The new songs were in the same vein as their other fast songs, which worried me a bit.

But the cheers were comparable for Mr. Calleja, which worried me a little.

Large projection screens offer information, billboarding attractions, which worried me in description, but in reality scarcely threatened to turn the hall into an emporium.