Sentence examples for as the troubles of from inspiring English sources

Since the "how" is rather the point for most of the people he meets, cultures don't so much collide as fly past each other with a whooshing noise - much as the troubles of Werther passed me by twenty years ago.

There are always current contentions, and pundits always reflect on them––indeed, as in the troubles of President Clinton, revel in them.

These were seen as retreats from the troubles of the world and were eulogised in country house poetry like that of William Drummond of Hawthornden (1585 1649).

Even so, those banks may be starting to see their problems diminish just as the troubles for the rest of the industry deepen.

And thus the past can serve only as an imperfect guide to the troubles of the present.

But as the bodies were examined, the troubles of mother and son explored, and evidence from the scene examined, doubts began to emerge.

In a sense, Italy's inability to react quickly and decisively to solve its problems mirrors the troubles of Europe as a whole.

The quintessential matriarch, she has also been compared with Queen Elizabeth, with the storylines in the fictional Albert Square, mirroring the troubles of England as a whole.

Therefore, the striatal lesion may produce an abnormal MLR inhibition, thus resulting in a delayed production of locomotion [21] as well as troubles of the rhythmic alternations of limbs [20].

While sectarian tensions were not new in Northern Ireland and IRA attacks on parts of Britain dated back to 1939, the 30-year conflict known as the troubles was of a different magnitude altogether.

And as the financial troubles of the construction company worsened, Mr. Chung even avoided meeting his brother.