Sentence examples for begin to trouble from inspiring English sources
Residues of a primal fear of the dark begin to trouble you.
"The truth that many people never understand," as Thomas Merton wrote in his autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain, "is that the more you try to avoid suffering, the more you suffer, because smaller and more insignificant things begin to trouble you, in proportion to your fear of being hurt".
This has begun to trouble him.
As the years went by, the relic began to trouble her.
Such assurances aside, consumer value scores have begun to trouble some federal regulators.
To the east, a waver of pale blue began to trouble the hills of Brooklyn.
34 min: England are beginning to trouble Ireland into making mistakes.
After Venice, his eyes began to trouble him, his wife and son died.
For the first time, for some reason he was unable to explain fully, his conscience began to trouble him.
Ms. Meza had almost forgotten about that traumatic episode until recently, when Sasha's eyes began to trouble her again.
By early December, Cantor's and Boehner's original plan, to negotiate a fiscal-cliff deal directly with the White House, had begun to trouble House conservatives.
