Sentence examples for worry of men from inspiring English sources

The music had an antique flavor — the flavor of the fifties, of Darmstadt and Donaueschingen, of university research and Cold War worry, of men in short-sleeved button-down shirts and thick black glasses writing on chalkboards.

The music had an antique flavor the flavor of the fifties, of Darmstadt and Donaueschingen, of university research and Cold War worry, of men in short-sleeved button-down shirts and thick black glasses writing on chalkboards.

In May he said he was worried the deaths of men of color were being ignored.

Given all this, it seems odd that we continue to worry about the reputations of men who are accused of sexual wrong-doings.

I am sure a lot of men worry about their bodies, because we are expected to be muscular and some aren't.

Some in Australia even worry that the departure of men like Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist represents the nation's last link with the old bone-deep conviction that they will always produce, as surely as the sun rises over the bush, a team to beat the world.

I don't understand the need for such an object here so soon, so flat and formal in its assessment, so commercial, verging on tabloid, when what's at stake here is more than the creative worries of a man.

"But writing the book got me worried about the future of men," he claimed.

Writing for Washington Post's opinion blog, columnist Jonathan Capeheart worried that a lot of men simply might not be able to pull off the look – "[u]nless your boss is Anna Wintour".

Some scientists worried that vast numbers of men might begin taking finasteride as a preventive, before it had been proven to do the job.

Students also can speak their minds without worrying about the opinions of men and having to express the "women's point of view".