Sentence examples for does trouble from inspiring English sources
What clearly does trouble him is the radically disproportionate arrests and incarcerations for marijuana among minorities.
He also told his prospective employer that he should never leave the barn because when he does, trouble follows.
There is a narcissistic streak to Mr O'Neill, who does trouble me in terms of further contact he may have with other people".
"It does trouble us that the pay-to-play culture is alive and well in Albany, which is why there need to be restrictions on the amount of access lobbyists have and the amount of money they contribute," said Dick Dadey, the executive director of Citizens Union, a nonpartisan watchdog group.
But how typical was that response, and at what point does trouble begin for seabirds?
What does trouble him, he says, is a complicit and compliant judiciary.
"Those allegations certainly do trouble me," he said.
Point taken, the home side stepped forward and did trouble Barça's vulnerable defense.
And if you did, trouble was sure to follow.
These people don't make trouble.
