Sentence examples for Slightly troubled from inspiring English sources

I felt he was slightly troubled, like he was searching for my name," she said.

He didn't build any barriers, and made friends easily, but he was slightly troubled.

Under way, the Pilot is slightly troubled by wind and road noise, a longtime weak point for Honda.

She looks slightly troubled before saying brightly, "But I don't know what you do when you find it and you do it.

But he seems slightly troubled, either by the feeling that it's all come too easily, or that perhaps others are more deserving of his success.

A highly rated teenager, then a slightly troubled twentysomething, Lennon has the sharp, thoughtful, agreeably sarcastic manner of many talented British dressing-room exiles.

One slightly troubling aspect of British Pathé's success is its big hits.

This is why I am slightly, momentarily troubled.

You've read all this before, of course: slight, sad stories about slightly sad people, who are vaguely troubled by their slightly sad lives and who face some minor crisis that prompts them to reassess their priorities and to learn a little about themselves and others, so that in the end everything is vaguely OK again.

Even fans of her work troubled her slightly: in a 2008 preface to a reissue of the book, she expressed dismay at all the mail she got over the years from young women who told her they loved Bundy from afar.

But on our second night, a friend of mine got in slightly more trouble.