Sentence examples for worried score from inspiring English sources

For each MCDASf item, the response ranged from relaxed or not worried (score 1) to very worried (score 5).

This might make me a bad comedy fan, or at least a bad Bill Burr fan — the kind of anxious, worried, score-keeping blogger whom he so often ridicules.

Last week, consumer groups and researchers had us worried about scores of household products.

Waiting in line, they weren't too worried about scoring seats - but concerned enough that they decided not to stop elsewhere for a couple beers beforehand.

Israeli leaders have been less worried on this score.

Forty-three reportednthateportheythad they had a generally positive attitude to life, meaning that they were usually not sad, worried or anxious (score ≤ 1) (negative feelings).

Richard marries his childhood sweetheart, Lucille Julie Le Bretonn), who sits in the stands looking worried as he scores goal after goal, fights off goons and represents the proud fighting spirit of his people.

"And instead of continuing to attack we were more worried to keep the score".

I was a bit worried I may not score a try all season.

But the FBI knew the murderous score and worried about creating public panic kept the information quiet.

Each question has five scores ranging from relaxed or not worried to very worried in an ascending order from one to five.