Sentence examples for worriers of from inspiring English sources

She was exhorted, by worriers of all races, to be soft.

But bond investors, the professional worriers of the financial markets, closely monitor debt loads and a company's ability to pay interest obligations.

"Though I am a worrier of epic proportions".

Take someone like Lisa Abelson, who is a self-confessed worrier of nearly Olympic proportions.

The youthful worrier of these compelling letters, who suggested that "the man condemned to death is less afraid than I," was not lying; Beckett was neither a poser nor a hysteric, and there was precious little peacetime under his mother's gaze.

You've appointed yourself the Official Worrier of Other People's Children and Society In General, and you've decreed it a crime against humanity to use one of these things to toilet train, because technology will rot their brains!

Those with slow-acting dopamine clearers are the Worriers, capable of more complex planning.

(For a slightly different take on what Sextus is up to in PH I 12, see Cooper 2012, who interprets Sextus as telling us about his 'original skeptic predecessors' (283) or 'proto-skeptics' (285), who came upon the skeptical skill as a result of their reflections, 'as something then for later worriers to avail themselves of' (282 n.76).

The worriers are thinking of the all-seeing Big Brother of "1984", though so far the chaos of "Animal Farm" may be closer to it.

The latest allegation, which emerged after a gagging order was dropped by a London court, accused bad joke teller and notorious hamster worrier Freddie Starr of attempting to grope a 14-year-old girl in Jimmy Savile's dressing room.

Many of the worriers talked about the effect of Ms. Palin's candidacy not only on her children and the country but also on their own careers.