Sentence examples for badly troubled from inspiring English sources

Brilliant but badly troubled, Caravaggio garnered fame in Rome, quickly and flamboyantly, died violently at age 38, and, despite having produced numerous commissioned works for rich patrons throughout Italy, disappeared from the radars of art historians and critics for three centuries and change.

What do you do when you've got a badly troubled agency in need of an overhaul?

Ms. Jarvis talks about her long experience in city government and promise to improve the city's badly troubled health programs.

It recounted the decision my wife and I made to end a badly troubled pregnancy, and the strong countervailing emotions that decision entailed.

Now he is running Finet Holdings, a badly troubled but already public on-line lender coming off some bad acquisitions.

THOSE who try to reform New York State's troubled and badly underfinanced mental health system know it is a great help come budget time if some innocent people have died.

His drinking very likely contributed to his gout, which troubled him badly in 1790.

Morris still sounds troubled by how badly Fog of War (2003) and Standard Operating Procedure (2008) were received; particularly upsetting to him were some savage reviews by critics who had always loved his work.

Nations everywhere react badly to trouble.

You dress badly The trouble with this is that "bad" is a very subjective criticism.

After making this film, Forsyth went to Hollywood and ran badly into trouble with his ambitious, ill-fated Robin Williams vehicle Being Human.