Is it correct to use the phrase 'It makes + sb + A + to ...'?

We've all known sentences like "It's kind of you to help me plant the flowers." are correct so I'm wondering if it can also apply to "It makes...". For example: "It makes me worried to see you watching TV all day."

Moreover, I've found this line somewhere and regarding this problem, I also want to ask if this is correct.

"It makes me unable to stop worrying about you to leave you on your own like this."

Solution 1:

There's a subtlety here.

If the adjective can be easily changed into a verb, the best practice is to use the verb.

"It saddens me to see you glued to the TV all day."

"It worries me to see you glued to the TV all day."

However, if the adjective is not easily modified, then, yeah, "makes" is fine, as in:

"It makes me happy to see you glued to the TV all day."