Sentence examples for being a troubles from inspiring English sources

The great danger about being a Troubles writer was that the book became a weapon: one attempted to impose humane values on barbarism.

Graham's turn does not appear to be designed to convey sympathy, despite this being a troubles telling, and again there are signs that the topic may be unwelcome.

Europe continues to be a trouble spot.

The trouble here is a trouble throughout: absence of irony.

As ever, Hebron was a trouble spot.

YOU can tell that Chee Soon Juan is a trouble-maker.

What he's not is a trouble-maker.

As mega-events, however, biennials may be a troubled form.

Eastern Afghanistan, in particular, has been a trouble spot.

It has not been a trouble-free marriage.

It has not been a trouble-free rise to the top.