Sentence examples for worrying suggestion from inspiring English sources

Another poached egg turns up with potato noodles (interesting idea, not entirely successful: as though potatoes have been run through a narrow-gauged spiraliser, then blanched, leaving them with a worrying suggestion of crunch),served with vast slabs of darkly-glazed pork belly and loin, soy and fermented chilli.

Here, Abby is pretty and feminine, especially when freshly slaked, and Owen is a man in the making, spying on a half-naked woman across the way, although Reeves, who tends to nudge his audience where Alfredson liked to float a worrying suggestion, has a bully at Owen's school taunt him with the words "Are you scared, little girl?" From here, revenge kicks in, with Abby urging Owen to strike back.

But this was one sub-analysis of many dozens done in the review; in the face of an overwhelmingly positive picture from the analysis as a whole, this potentially worrying suggestion of adverse effects was not flagged for special attention in the discussion or conclusions of the review.

There are accusations of mismanagement, as well as worrying suggestions of financial impropriety.

Some aid groups said they were worried by suggestions that nongovernmental organizations might have played a role.

Fans reacted angrily to the suggestion, worried that such a scheme might turn the browser into "a mess of logos sold to the highest bidder"  (in the words of vice president Johnathan Nightingale).

I found that second remark amusing at first – yet the more I thought about it, the more I worried about the suggestion that a book for women might somehow be less worthwhile.

While there are (many) other criticisms that can be made of the claims defended by Hayes and Ford (1995), it should be acknowledged that they are right to worry about the suggestion that The Turing Test provides the defining goal for research in AI.

Now, I know a lot of parents are going to worry about this suggestion.

Which is why some might find it worrying that Fury rejects the suggestion his Twitter voice is merely a persona.

So to that extent, Mr Stern's suggestion of not worrying too much about trying to build a 2C guarantee into the 2015 deal but instead starting "with a regime that can get us going in the right direction and that is built in a way maximally conducive to raising ambition, spurring innovation, and building political will" makes some sense.