Sentence examples for become troubled from inspiring English sources

But he said that he had become troubled by "the volume of these complaints".

Some acquaintances said Mr. Nelford's life appeared to have become troubled in recent months.

As recent research has shed light on children who murder, experts have become troubled about an apparent intensification of youthful homicidal behavior.

If they grow up without security, adequate attention and love, children will become troubled wherever they are and whoever their parents are.

Although I had deep doubts about the war, I had become troubled about how I had angled to avoid military service.

Some analysts say it may be because people support assisted suicide in general, but become troubled by the details of any particular law.

They can be really great excuses, but if the last five times you were supposed to do something and you have a good reason for why you didn't do it, then that starts to become troubling.

For a time, Marzo became troubled.

Liz Claiborne, for instance, became troubled when it was ubiquitous.

In 1264 he became troubled at the appearance of a comet.

But the Rosenberg case remained central to his life and, in time, he became troubled.