They were not, and never had been, beautiful, though that fact worried them little.

The fact that he had lost the track worried him.

Surprisingly, the fact of its being there, so very overtly, did not worry her.

The fact that he was already at home never hurt or worried me.

The fact that the postwar treaty had been a dead letter for many years did not worry either party.

The fact that the message was in code didn't worry him.

The fact impressed itself upon his consciousness but did not worry him; he was in too much pain for that.

The fact that he was allowing her to get a good look at him worried her more than anything else.

It wasn't because he was nervous, and this fact worried me.

The fact that it hadn't been hurting had worried me.