Sentence examples for am particularly troubled from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: I am particularly troubled by one aspect of your article.

I am particularly troubled by the amount of time he spends with the media and fear he's a show-horse, not a work-horse.

I am particularly troubled by what I see again said bluntly as Rule 15c2-11 providing a significant exception to our disclosure rules for companies that (1) have not provided any recent information or (2) have conducted a reverse merger e.g., a larger private company merging into a smaller or "shell" public company—and the post-merger company has no relevant public information available.

"I am particularly troubled by [the watchdog's] account of its difficulty in obtaining information regarding the CNG facility," McCaskill wrote.

But as an attorney and a law professor, I am particularly troubled to see so many people relying on incorrect facts to support their position.

As a Muslim, I am particularly troubled with the rise of ISIS in the Middle East and Taliban in Afghanistan-Pakistan region.

Exporters were particularly troubled.

He was particularly troubled by how sedentary people were.

Mr. Obama said he was particularly troubled by the dropout rate.

He is particularly troubled by one Mock The Week alumnus.

Civil rights lawyers said that they were particularly troubled by that passage.