"Giving people the shield of anonymity is basically inviting trouble".
What that means is that Tom basically has trouble opening up and sharing his thoughts with people.
A trans person was the top candidate for a particular position we were hiring for, and at some point, before a final decision was made, the executive director wanted to determine whether the candidate was going to basically make trouble for them, or whether they, as a trans person, "knew their place," so to speak.
I was going to the doctor's office all the time, and there would be so many kids sick with allergies, with steroids being pumped into their lungs - having trouble basically breathing!
And then Kesey, beset by legal and other troubles, basically stepped offstage, spending the rest of his life as a family man and occasional author with a notably lower profile until his death in 2001.
When you put it into this context, bad boys such as Doherty are shown up as basically the Coldplay of trouble, churning out the same material over and over and hoping nobody notices.
Unlike his father -- a shrewd, vulgar patriarch who bears a passing resemblance to Junior Soprano -- he has not been "much of a producer or founder," rather "just caretaking what I've been left and/or given, and consuming my fair share of the bright and new, and shirking almost all civic duties save paying the property taxes and sorting the recycling, basically steering clear of trouble".
Brandon Riley Miller seen working his magic as Karel sits in front of a Chimanaya filled with... Bibles, Books of Mormon... basically a whole lotta trouble.
Basically, Americans still have trouble recognizing how real and common mental health disorders are -- in everyone, but particularly in children and adolescents.
They worry that we are lumping together different groups of people based on behavioral evidence alone, when in fact their observable similarities mask important underlying differences, including differences between normal people who are troubled but basically healthy, and their pathological counterparts.
