Sentence examples for while I worried that from inspiring English sources
So a couple of years ago we used to use Venus and Serena Williams for this example, and then for a while I worried, that you wouldn't even remember who Venus and Serena Williams were, and so we picked any two random Russians, but now we're back.
When my ex and I separated, and he went back to his parents to stay for a while, I worried that my relationship with her would be worse than it was before.
While I worried that the shrimp shells in the bisque had been simmered too long (the soup tasted acidic and gritty), the sherry lentil and the caldo Andaluze soups were utterly soothing, steaming with winter vegetables like Swiss chard, carrots and red kidney beans.
While I worry that we didn't do enough to help our daughter retain her tenuous grasp on Mandarin (even in China she was in a largely English-speaking environment), research like this helps me to understand why she processes things differently still.
While I worry that watching too much TV will lower my daughter's creative thinking ability, I know that my willingness to whole heartedly engage and play with her for quality periods of time throughout the day will hopefully cancel out any negative effects that screen exposure may cause.
If I speak to a campus on my own, then I feel as if I'm in control, while at a rally like that I worry that would be just one more political operative.
"For a while there I worried that I had fallen into this strange trap," Mr. Pascal said.
A while back I worried that the Obama administration actually believed in pundit fantasies, those elaborate psychodramas supposedly going on in voters' minds as they contemplate whether Obama has reached out enough to the center or whatever.
And while at first I worried that being kind to myself in these moments might make me soft or let me get away with things I shouldn't, in reality it's left me feeling stronger and more confident to keep tackling the goals that matter most to me.
Talking about current events and popular culture in class fosters some of these connections; however, while teaching Sociological Theory, I worried that these conversations still relegated theory to the academic realm — as something students had to do to complete the course, and were likely to leave behind when they moved on.
I worried that while making the pilot he was too polite to say: 'What you're doing is shit.' Now he's not".
