Sentence examples for worrying truth from inspiring English sources
This novel is a dark beast of desolate nostalgia but imbued with Heller's trademark sardonic humour and a gnawing and worrying truth.
This may be the kernel of the worrying truth about England.
The worrying truth is: it might not have been at all.
But the fact that serious economists are even asking this question points to a worrying truth: no other important country is as murky as China.Foreigners have always been mystified by it, of course.
The worrying truth is that the tweets tagged #WhyIStayed constitute merely a microcosm of the global pandemic that is gender-based violence.
The young adult characters wrestle with magic rings and swords, rescue an entombed princess and worry about Truth and Love while armies fall and civilisation collapses.
As we know, when major companies have their profits on the line, the pundits get worried and truth goes flying out the window".
Combined with what is often a lockstep logic, it can daze you and make you stop worrying about the truth.
In truth, worrying about places like Bolivia or Ethiopia is considered hopelessly soft or politically irrelevant in high government circles -- until disaster strikes.
In "Me," published in 1991, Hepburn was still worrying over the truth of one particularly tormenting part of her story — that is, whether her brother really came to her the night before to say "You're my girl, aren't you?
But Suskind calls going public "trusting truth," and says that "part of trusting truth is not worrying about the consequences.
