Sentences with phrase «constantly frets»

The Commission is using the Net to counter the horror stories put about by the press, which constantly frets over the actions of «mad Eurocrats».

My husband is constantly fretting over how «everyone else's kid's sleep well» and wondering why ours doesn't and when will bedtime stop being such a battle so we can get some sleep too?

From poop to how to make the best breast milk and if I was pumping enough, I was constantly fretting and anxious.

However, a lot of families still do this with no problems, but it may severely increase your worry and stress if you're constantly fretting about whether or not your child's sleeping arrangements are safe ones.

Instead of constantly fretting and worrying about what is to come, be in the moment and enjoy doing what you're doing.

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The plus - sized peeler act served as a mission statement for the show: don't expect these fat folks to fret constantly about their girth.

When times are good, investors are constantly tense, wondering how long they will keep rolling, fretting about when a seemingly inevitable correction will finally put a stop to the market elation.

Yes, you should watch the butter and stir it constantly, but it's nothing to fret over!

In many ways Lady Bird hasn't appreciated, Marion has been there, fretting over her daughter's clothes, making do and mending, reminding her constantly and annoyingly of their economic class.

Examining the lingering emotional paralysis crippling the family of a renowned war photographer (Isabelle Huppert, seen in copious flashbacks) who committed suicide three years earlier, Trier employs a fragmented, kaleidoscopic style, skipping blithely back and forth in time, and constantly shifting perspective among the fretting widower (Gabriel Byrne) and his two sons (Jesse Eisenberg and Devin Druid).

Now he constantly double - checks his credit card bills, turns down the heatin the house, frets about household expenses.

I fretted about it constantly.

She frets over it constantly, and I decided to try - one more time - to get a professional opinion on what to do about it.

But over time I realized that I shouldn't fret over my weaknesses and focus on my strengths instead; I constantly push myself to be better at things I'm already good at.»

People who have always wondered why their child is constantly on the computer need fret no more.