Sentence examples for been troubled about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berwick, who committed suicide in May, was said to have been troubled about the scandal, though he does not appear to have played much of a role in it.

The authorities said they did not know why the woman waited so long to raise the charges, but that she had been troubled about it for years and wanted to bring it out in the open.

The seasonal lights are on at Lord & Taylor, all the store windows are aglitter with gifts, & our heart goes out to Vicksburg, Mich., We've been troubled about Vicksburg on & off, ever since last July, when we read that some 500 of its citizens had celebrated Christmas at that time, in protest against the Dec. commercialization of the holy day.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, December 7 , 1957P. 41 The seasonal lights are on at Lord & Taylor, all the store windows are aglitter with gifts, & our heart goes out to Vicksburg, Mich., We've been troubled about Vicksburg on & off, ever since last July, when we read that some 500 of its citizens had celebrated Christmas at that time, in protest against the Dec. commercialization of the holy day.

"I've been troubled about the lack of answers we have for this condition since I became NIH director," says Collins, who took the job in 2009.

Inevitably, different methods (statistics) generally produce different gene rankings, and researchers have been troubled about the differences.

"These here scars ain't nothing I'm troubled about," William says regarding the marks on his back.

"What a lot of people are troubled about is the silence on the part of the administration," Singh told The Huffington Post.

"But he told me that Tony is troubled about something".

"NO!" came one shrieking response via text; another friend shrugged, wondering why I was troubled about being unmasked.

When Bill Clinton was in the White House, there was less for Daschle to be troubled about.