Sentence examples similar to worrying response from inspiring English sources

Lin Homer, the incoming chief executive of Birmingham city council, said she was receiving "worrying" responses to the scheme from colleagues across the country.

So don't worry". His response was downright flippant when the conversation turned to a looming exodus: "Why don't we all just board a barge?

Compared to nonworriers, worriers interpreted both ambiguous and threatening situations as more threatening, expressed more worry in response to the events, and judged the events to have a higher probability of happening to them in the future.

I remember being really nervous because it could just have ended up being me dressed as Rosalind Franklin, with my dog, but I needn't have worried – the response was phenomenal.

She needn't have worried: the response was overwhelmingly positive.

We do better when we aren't mentally bogged down in "threat response" worrying about which of our colleagues is the boss' "flavor of the month," getting a hasty promotion, or badmouthing our work.

Instead of worrying about the media response, we may have worried about our friends' response.

David Cameron's response is worrying because he says he wants to tighten up the veto".

So is Netanyahu free to do whatever he pleases without worrying about the American Jewish response?

There is, indeed, a worrying circularity in the response to Mr Greenspan's speech.

At last week's summit, Nato indicated it would re-evaluate its nuclear strategy, a response to worrying nuclear signals from the Kremlin.