Sentence examples for definitely troubled from inspiring English sources

De Ruffin's widow Monteen recalled learning from her husband that his distinguished patient was "definitely troubled by homosexuality".

The patients were definitely troubled, she added, but the cause was often an immediate crisis like a death in the family or the loss of a job, something that would rarely need lifelong commitment.

People were definitely troubled, but for the most part they appeared positive and determined.

The domestic situation was definitely troubled; historians have pointed to specific European precedents in the 1920s that may have had an influence, including the 1922 Coup by Benito Mussolini in Italy and the May 1926 Coup by Józef Piłsudski in Poland.

He forms part of an impressive-looking group of pace bowlers who will definitely trouble the England batsmen during the Ashes.

"The trailer is definitely troubling to watch," an NFL spokesman said, adding that the league being shown in "Friday Night Tykes" is not part of its Heads Up Football Program, which seeks to improve player safety in youth football.

Oh, Miss May Carleton with your posh vowels and love of good horseflesh and bad men, you are definitely trouble.

"What I've heard here today is troubling, definitely," Judge Backus said, according to the AP.

Faced with two such claims, the field is definitely in trouble.

This is unfortuante news for the beleaguered camera company, which is most definitely in trouble.

There was definitely some trouble brewing.