Sentence examples for albeit troubled from inspiring English sources

Per Emily, she is an intriguing, albeit troubled character, and this marvelously spare effort, thanks to a beautifully calibrated cast, makes audiences want to read her anew.

Actually, only a sane and mature, albeit deeply troubled, artist, steeped as Guston was in literature (Gogol and Babel and Kafka) and in art history (from Bosch through Goya to Beckmann and Picasso), could have imagined such shrewdly abject pictures.

The fact that a dark-skinned black actress played a lead role in a mainstream movie – albeit a role of someone who was troubled and went through difficult times – was in itself rather unusual.

I'm slightly troubled at the morality of owning a second home, albeit one I'll have to rent out to pay its way.

While Eastchester officials were troubled by the prospect of added density and traffic, some residents -- albeit at the 11th hour -- were angry about the loss of the theater.

The change had its intended effect as Everton finally contained Arsenal on the break while pressing them back in the final third, albeit without seriously troubling David Ospina.

It's a tough category, though: Doctor Foster gained momentum, Broadchurch-style, through its run and Humans was a cracker, albeit not with the ratings muscle to trouble the big two.

Some economists found it troubling that the increase in housing starts last month was largely a result of the rise in construction starts of multifamily homes while starts of single-family homes declined, albeit slightly.

You should not trouble him.

Researchers should find this troubling.

The only other occasion an apology has been offered for the army's behaviour during Northern Ireland's Troubles – albeit in more general terms – was after publication of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry last summer.