Sentence examples for worrisome sight from inspiring English sources
Old, dead automobiles, moldering in roadside graveyards, have long been a worrisome sight in this country.
It was a worrisome sight for the Yankees when he came up limping and had to be removed from the game.
The most worrisome sight of the day for the Mets was that of Ruben Tejada continuing his perplexing run of sloppy play.
The New Yorker, April 3 , 1937P. 13 Old, dead automobiles, moldering in roadside graveyards, have long been a worrisome sight in this country.
The most worrisome sight at Yankee Stadium on Saturday was that of the Cleveland left-hander David Huff crumpling to the ground after being struck above the left ear by an Alex Rodriguez line drive.
By Morris Bishop and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 3 , 1937P. 13 Old, dead automobiles, moldering in roadside graveyards, have long been a worrisome sight in this country.
Perhaps even more worrisome is his "end of days" theological belief that "Satan has his sights on the United States of America," as the former Senator put it in a speech a few years ago.
But what is also worrisome to counterterrorism officials is evidence that like Al Qaeda, some of them are setting their sights beyond the regional causes that inspired them.
But more worrisome is that the allure of serial entrepreneurship also brings in those who have less lofty ideals, their sights set on monetary gain or personal glory.
