Sentence examples for worry properly from inspiring English sources

So, how do you use worry properly?

You have to worry about properly formatting your message because that's the norm.

The priest/deacon will use a spoon to place Communion in your mouth (don't worry, mysophobics; properly done, the spoon does not touch your tongue, mouth, or anything else).

Avoid these worries by properly planning when you want to conceive and only remove contraception from your regular routine when you choose the time.

Realizing this, the world properly worries about greenhouse emissions.

He kicked his legs again but stayed in the same position, breathing heavily, and I began to properly worry about him.

Used properly, worry is very valuable.

The long suffering, and underrepresented, taxpayers of the District of Columbia are properly worried about their shrinking role in the new Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House

Obama is properly worried about runaway deficits, but he's spending money on things one would want to do anyway.

So it was definitely the season five opener, Heavy is the Head, with the appearance of Queen Isabel, and creator Shonda Rhimes's riff on the death of Princess Diana, that got me properly worried – even as an avid, bordering on obsessed, Scandal fan.

This may be why the first President Bush seemed so oddly ambivalent when the Soviet Union imploded; his first instinct would have been to worry -- in retrospect, properly -- about the ensuing disorder.