Sentence examples for worrying sense from inspiring English sources

More variety in the missions than previous instalments helps progress the series, but a number of features influenced by fellow American historical epic Red Dead Redemption do leave one with an initially worrying sense of déjà vu as you cut the hide from deer, foxes and hares, and keep a wary eye out for wolf and bear attacks.

There is a worrying sense of deja vu here.

It seemed that these were, in some worrying sense, his people.

The glittering creepiness, the worrying sense of life going on somewhere beneath the casing of skin, hide, and fur, is what gives Stubbs his modern appeal.

Her marketing managers are insulted on Twitter every day, she says, and there's a worrying sense of "private justice" pervasive among people in the taxi industry.

But there is a worrying sense that this kind of reform will eventually find its natural habitat in the second division.

Known mostly as a promising former No. 1 overall draft pick before that moment, Price has since catapulted himself into the national baseball consciousness — not just for the way he pitched, but for the what-me-worry sense of calm with which he did it.

"Don't worry" makes sense, is a pat on the arm, a reassurance from one person to another, but "No worries" implies there aren't any worries anywhere in the world, and that's just a huge, unvarnished lie.

The themes included the various mental health needs including dealing with changing moods, depression, feelings of isolation, worrying and a sense of being burdened.

But there's no sense in worrying about that.

No one with any sense is worrying about a wages breakout now.