Sentence examples for distinctly troubled from inspiring English sources

In Brooklyn, at least, the bench it has produced is distinctly troubled.

Still, anyone keen to cleave to one of the first two theories could find ample evidence for either in the lyrics of his third album, where paeans to slack-jawed indifference ("You're no better off living your life than dreaming at night", "I can't claim to care") rub shoulders with the sound of someone distinctly troubled about fame and his dissolute response to it.

The coastal route has had a distinctly troubled past.

Mr. McCain, of Arizona, took to the stage harboring a distinctly troubled past with the constituency.

Scroobius Pip's poetry explores the darker elements of his own personality and the world in which he lives through which glimpses of radiant optimism are often visible; for example, in 'Get better.' Speech Debelle is another poet-cum-musician whose verse flows over a live hip hop/soul band, often conveying a distinctly positive message whilst still alluding to a distinctly troubled past.

The record is forthcoming on Ghostly International, and it has a distinctly troubled air to it, equally evocative of agitation and melancholy.

Some of these developments could be exciting, but others horrifying – or at least distinctly troubling for various reasons.

Initially, the response seemed based on postcodes, and I could imagine all the bleeding hearts in their nice NW Twee homes, cheering the rioters as they set extreme north and south London ablaze – and then becoming distinctly cagey as the trouble moved towards the middle of the city.