Sentence examples for are troubled about from inspiring English sources

"What a lot of people are troubled about is the silence on the part of the administration," Singh told The Huffington Post.

But they are troubled about the process that leads to the final determination on Election Day.

"There are still a huge number of gay men who are troubled about their sexuality," he said.

Even Israelis who support the principle of land for peace are troubled about giving up land with no peace deal in return.

And they are troubled about the possibility that a change in the city's term-limit laws would reshape their political prospects.

Many who are troubled about embryonic stem cell research are not concerned about the sacredness of these cells but about their potential.

"These here scars ain't nothing I'm troubled about," William says regarding the marks on his back.

There are a lot of things that are troubling about Elizabeth Wurtzel's essay in New York Magazine this week.

"But he told me that Tony is troubled about something".

"NO!" came one shrieking response via text; another friend shrugged, wondering why I was troubled about being unmasked.

When Bill Clinton was in the White House, there was less for Daschle to be troubled about.