Sentence examples for expression trouble from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in Malay language, there is no literal translation to the expression "trouble getting cigarettes off my mind" (see item 26) and this had to be rendered as "difficult for me to forget about cigarettes".

Polyhandicapped children are extremely limited by severe mental retardation, motor deficiency, perception disability and expression troubles.

At first the USPTO informed me that parts of my application were "not acceptable" -- but not because the thought of cordoning off "freedom of expression" was troubling.

"The level of anger and aggression is rising," she said, "This is an expression of deeper trouble from the past that has not been addressed.

But the state's relationship with art and issues of freedom of expression are still troubled.

But though there were very occasional sightings of the drooping shoulders and hangdog expression that traditionally signal trouble and fatigue for Sampras, he was generally a net-rushing, serve-pounding pillar of strength last night.

As usual, he wears the expression of a man troubled by something.

I remember when [fellow puppet designer] Tim Cooksey did Colonel White, he had a lot of trouble doing different expressions as the face was just so realistic.

She had an expression of peace and of trouble -- fatigue or anguish, I don't know.

If universities have trouble guarding free expression, no wonder businesses struggle with social media policies.

Mr. Stafford had no trouble with facial expressions when he partnered Janie Taylor on Saturday afternoon.