Sentence examples for be troubled that from inspiring English sources
Another woman might be troubled that he can't bring himself to use her Christian name.
He was also right to be troubled that "one politically unpopular group" had been "specifically targeted for exclusion by the act".
You'd think that Hood would be troubled that a police chief would swear that a particular defense attorney was present at the lineup who clearly wasn't there.
Others may be troubled that the film glosses over some disturbing facts about Freud's early clinical experiments, especially those done in collaboration with Fleiss.
Instead, each time he tries to muzzle his critics and his opponents, the divisions within Turkey grow deeper.Turks should be troubled that their police and courts can be turned against particular groups when it suits those in power.
If the system built in Alaska is merely part of a test bed, then presumably taxpayers should not be troubled that the test program is less than rigorous, that interceptors fail to hit their targets, or that key capabilities are entirely absent.
But it ought to be troubling that we live in a society where serious issues are not covered seriously.
But many Japanese are troubled that Aum still considers Mr. Asahara a "spiritual being".
Michael Sartori, the chief mapping scientist, was troubled that no academics were involved.
