Sentence examples similar to bit trouble from inspiring English sources
Severe sufferers were identified by responses of quite a bit troubled, very troubled, or extremely troubled on a seven point Likert scale (top three box).
The San Francisco performance was ardent and involving, but a bit trouble-prone.
Yet there's something about Mr Rogoff's thesis that's a bit troubling.
I am a bit troubled by the adjectives used to describe this enormously talented young woman.
Gay or straight, they didn't seem in the least bit troubled by the gayness.
"The number of actors who think they speak for the entire Egyptian people is a little bit troubling.
The shadow minister Chris Bryant, meanwhile, said it was a "bit troubling when the first Tory campaign poster has a fib".
But as a non-Jewish admirer of Jewish culture myself, I find this critique of philosemitism a bit troubling.
He was catching his rival on the cards but Hopkins did not seem in the least bit troubled by the Welshman's power.
"The CFO departure is a little bit troubling.
