Sentence examples for Looking troubled from inspiring English sources
The business is already looking troubled.
"That's our way of life," Yara says, looking troubled.
"I have become theistic," he said, looking troubled.
Smith justified his ranking as the world's best Test batsman by scoring 215 and rarely looking troubled on a blameless surface.
A 16-year-old can get in trouble anywhere, but what specifically was going on here, I wanted to know? "No one has any time for him," Shi Ayi said, looking troubled.
But for all that, Belarus's volatile and heavy-handed leader, Alexander Lukashenka, is looking troubled as the presidential election on September 9th draws near.His first worry is that two top security people have defected to America, with documents that appear to show that the Belarussian authorities have been murdering people, chiefly former allies who had switched to the opposition.
In the movie, called "Mei Shi Zhao Shi" ("Looking for Trouble"), Kos-Read plays an American documentary filmmaker following around a group of disillusioned bohemians.
Looking around our very troubled world, Americans have no illusions.
Every American should be troubled by "Looking, Very Closely, for Voter Fraud" (front page, Sept. 17).
MAP: Looking Outward At Trouble On Many Sides (MAP BY BILL MARSH/THE NEW YORK TIMES).
