Sentence examples for continue to trouble from inspiring English sources

But Moro's murder and homegrown terrorism in general continue to trouble the Italian imagination.

The ramifications of the expenses scandal continue to trouble Parliament even now.

But snakes will almost continue to trouble Georgians; in Georgian, the word can also mean Satan.

Inequalities created by the victory of wealth continue to trouble the serenity of this social harmony.

Teju Cole described "Amour" as a film that "will long continue to trouble [viewers] in the right ways".

But it is undoubtedly the kind of film that will find its viewers, and that will long continue to trouble them in the right ways.

Violence continues to trouble the south and east, and Maj.

"The dark thoughts about the old house continued to trouble her".

Deborah Barrows as acting chief, but scandals that had already begun continued to trouble the department.

Inconsistency continues to trouble promotion-chasing Portsmouth, after defeat at home by Notts County.

Hitler's infamous political memoir, Mein Kampf, continues to trouble us like few other texts in the world.