Sentence examples for worried question from inspiring English sources

In Parliament, in response to a worried question from a legislator, a government spokesman contended that the program was a positive one, despite being unfairly burdened by "an unhappy name".

Thus I frequently encountered the following sincere, generally worried question: "Is there going to be a test?" And my answer was unvarying: "Yes, there will be a test".

They come to her with worried questions about rare and tricky grammatical forms.

PUBLIC discussions about language often include worried questions about the role of technology on "kids these days".

But for days his cellular phone rang with worried questions: "How do you know all of them got out?" "Are you sure they can't get back in?" "Should we caulk under all the cedar shingles?" "What about more sticky traps?" Mr. Dreisacker smiled indulgently.

The narrative of this not-quite-successful self-impersonator is worryingly unstable, set in the present tense, shifting uneasily between "I", "you" and "him", and constantly breaking down into worried rhetorical questions ("How can they know each other so little, after all this time?"... .What couple isn't unhappy, at least part of the time?").

Holding the globus cruciger, he was one of the main political figures in contemporary Polish and Prussian politics and his worried visage questions the honesty of the ceremony.

The layoff and buyout surge that has led worried editors to question whether newspapers' quality is being sacrificed to earnings growth has given Mr. Gruneich comfort.

But if you'd have asked me back then and throughout the writing of the book if it was something I personally worried over- the question of becoming a mother or not- I would have said no, not really (primarily, I was worried about writing a novel).

Half curious, half worried, the Californian questioned him, and ended by taking him home.

This is when the PRs must have become worried, for the questions gradually switched from the flattering to the political.