Sentence examples for becomes more troubled from inspiring English sources

"I resonate in these walls / I don't know how long I can wait in these walls," Lamar says on "These Walls," which starts off sounding like a Prince song, all languorous guitar and female moans, and then becomes more troubled.

As Elv becomes more troubled, she retreats farther into the world of Arnelle, and farther away from her sisters.

The Standard Model has several holes in it, which have only become more troubling the more that's been learned.

Once a small coin can no longer be used to buy individual items, but is used only to make change, it becomes more trouble than it is worth.

(According to Litton, the site had become more trouble than it was worth, and Hubbard's threat wasn't a factor).

Dining out became more trouble than it was worth, requiring her to pry the intricacies of the menu from the chef or the manager.

For example, did that promise to get DADT repealed suddenly become more trouble than it's worth?

His characters struggle to hold on to jobs they hate and to marriages that have become more trouble than they're worth.

The constant stream of commercial BS, the causes, the groups, the fan pages, the stupid games, the 50-something former absentee fathers trying to make up for lost time by Internet stalking their baby girls, willing them to not get pregnant while abroad -- you've just become more trouble than you're worth.

It is this inertia, which is only going to become more difficult to overcome as iOS becomes more successful, that troubles me most.

With the commonalty struggling to feed themselves most times of the year, Ramadan becomes more of a trouble with the price hikes.