Sentence examples for worry of whether from inspiring English sources

Finally, is he taking advantage of your patience and motherly love, leaving you with the worry of whether he works or not?

It was more the worry of whether I could do it any justice and whether or not I was up to the task of this film.

Some risk was involved, and not just the obvious worry of whether people would come to a series of contemporary-music concerts.

"But every chef I have spoken to is very excited by the idea that by cooking in vitro they can be as creative as they like without the worry of whether this fish was sustainable, or whether this pig was organically reared".

This is, of course, mainland China itself, coupled with the very real worry of whether our Administration's support remains firmly and decisively behind Taiwan or if it is tilting toward the People's Republic of China.

But Malebranche's response is clear: even if we bracket the worry of whether we could have a sufficiently clear idea of what kind of thing this substance would be, it is unlikely that this substance would be a Cartesian extended substance.

Investors were selling Altria after comments made by a Morgan Stanley analyst raised worries of whether the company will need to post what could be a bankrupting $12 billion bond during the appeal of a cigarette lawsuit.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said, "Over and over again this president has disregarded the law, has disregarded the Constitution and has asserted presidential power that simply doesn't exist and that ought to worry regardless of whether you agree with his policies or not".

From the nail-biting Hitchcock thriller to the bombastic Hollywood action movie, most films work to keep viewers on the edge of their seats; even a romantic comedy can bring a level of worry about whether everything will turn out as it should.

Still, every so often, she feels a flicker of worry about whether that is entirely so.

They worry that regardless of whether such laws are enacted, the sentiment will spread.