Sentence examples for being troubled on from inspiring English sources

Although I do remember once being troubled on a foreign subway – all signs and maps for the A line were bright green, and the C line was red.

Arteta faded after a bright start, while Mertesacker settled in quietly despite being troubled on occasions by Graham.

In this respect at least, our conscience need not be troubled on their behalf.

I was troubled on occasion by a subtextual but darkening implication that these high-arcing lives are more worthy of parsing.

He had been troubled on Saturday by a toothache, but the team's dentist was able to perform root-canal work on an abscessed molar.

Langfield was troubled on several other occasions, notably shots from McDonald and a long-range dipper from Jarosik that clipped the bar, before McGeady doubled the lead.

A Text... We are troubled on every side, but not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed.

While any one of the statements above would be troubling on its own, taken together they point to a pattern of deliberately using language to incite violence.

Such recidivism is troubling on many levels.

Mr. Barnier's objections are troubling on many levels.

But what remains is troubling on several counts.