He is worry vs He is worried

Some examples from the web:

• All he does is worry about you.
• I bet he's not, but even if he is, Don't worry.
• Number Six has been dealt with, so he is no longer a worry to us.
• Don't worry ladies, he is the help.
• He is old and destined in disappear, don't worry.
• I worry with the children in town, that he is...
• And don't worry about this Birdwell guy, whoever he is.
• No, don't worry about your father, he is a wonderful person.
• And I'm sure that is all he is thinking about, so don't even worry.
• Don't worry about it, with Lee Seon Joon's ability, he is not even a worthy opponent.
• So there's no need to worry about how ridiculously hot he is.
• Also, Commander Okita can't worry about Shizen because, he is very sick himself.
• But if he is strong, I will have other worries.
• I worry that what he is referring to is every fishing agreement.
• Don't worry, he can't resist who he is.
• All I have left is worry.
• Nothing, don't you worry, Anna. It's just confusion, you'll see he is coming.
• Despite our worries, he isn't eager to get a new job
• See, I know that I have nothing to worry about because Clark Kent, he is the most honest man that I know.
• I worry that he isn't the only one I've influenced.

Some examples from the web:

• Yes, because he is worried they'll catch me.
• His father's an old friend of mine, and he is worried that his son might be the Dead Rose Slasher.
• He is worried about increased import duties and consumer prices.
• Well, see, that's the problem, Oswald; I think he is worried.
• He must have entered the palace because he is worried about His Majesty.
• As far as Portugal itself is concerned, the Director-General of Health has said that he is worried about the extent of antimicrobial resistance.
• I also wish to say very clearly to Mr Macartney - in case he is worried - that there was no stitch-up between the British Government and the Ulster Unionists before the Council meeting!
• He is worried that a negative decision on asylum might be enforced even if the time for making an appeal is still not over.
• If, in common with this Parliament, Mr Duisenberg is worried, like the breathless White Rabbit in 'Alice in Euro-Wonderland', we are worried because he is worried.
• INTRO FOCUS: Javier Solana in the EP hemicycle, he is worried for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza As talks continue about the situation in the Middle East, MEPs in Brussels discussed the issue with Europe's foreign policy chief Javier Solana.
• It's just that mister elder has very warm soul and he is worried that you while waiting for the answer wouldn't do rash things due to your anxiety and he offers you to take place as school caretaker.
• He is particularly worried about the MRSA staphylococcus, which is hard to treat and is spreading massively throughout the world, including Europe.
• OK, so that's why he isn't worried.
• And my dad is worried he won't be able to take care of me.
• He is extremely worried that so little is happening, and he puts forward a long list of proposals of a legislative and non-legislative nature which could improve the situation.
• You think Detective McCann is worried he's under investigation?
• Why is he worried about me?
• The reason he's worried is not because of a conflict.
• Is he worried about the perception with our allies?
• The president of the port of Barcelona, Sixte Cambra, has said that he is 'very worried', since these projects are fundamental to the port's future.