Sentence examples for worried disposition from inspiring English sources
If your child has a generally worried disposition and her anxiety seems to be rising because of an event that increased her fears, watch for a few days to see if she calms down after talking to her gently about what is upsetting her.
It also made me wonder how many people there are out there who are perfectly capable of doing all sorts of jobs, but are passed over by employers and overzealous human resources departments worried that anxious dispositions mean smaller profit margins, or imagine social awkwardness means having Norman Bates running amok in their organisation.
James never got one, perhaps because his sunny disposition obscured such flaws, and because we were never worried enough to raise any concerns with his pediatrician.
About this time, Rosecrans' earlier aggressive quality seemed to give way to an excess of caution and a disposition to worry and to argue with his superiors, who he felt were hampering the effectiveness of his command.
I have a feeling Gillette is worried less about losing customers like Morgan and Woods, and more about changing the narrative about the traditional disposition of men.
However, if you so choose to give the gift of cordless clean, don't bother worrying about that recipient's disposition toward a clean home.
In the same way those who already have strong relationships and a cheerful, trusting disposition, will only be helped by not having to worry about gas bills.
Mr. Duckman still works in New York's courts, as a defense lawyer, but said it was hard to get business because many potential clients worry that judges and prosecutors would be reluctant to grant favorable dispositions to anyone he represented.
Don't worry about your Assets, because most likely you have given instructions about their disposition already.
She appears to cope outwardly, but inwardly she starts worrying about things she feels like saying that are on the hurtful side, quite contrary to her previous disposition.
