Sentence examples for fact trouble from inspiring English sources

Well, I certainly hope Senator Obama did not, in fact, trouble his poor TiVo with that.

That fact troubled some cardiologists, who questioned why it was approved.

[SchoolBook] Some of those suspensions have been of kindergartners, a fact troubling child advocates, who claim other consequences would be more effective for children so young.

But banks were required to document their troubles in detail to prove that they would, in fact, have trouble exiting their contracts.

Don't @ me, but go ahead!" Fact & Trouble is at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, until 19 June.

Syms' work considers what is to be a black woman, based on representations in film, text and photography: but Fact & Trouble makes no explicit attempt to create a narrative.

Walking into Martine Syms's first solo UK show, Fact & Trouble at the ICA, feels like walking into someone else's memories: a disconcerting mix of the familiar and the foreign.

In fact, however, trouble had already begun.

In fact, the trouble began with the word itself: interior.

Yet they are, in fact, having trouble laying their hands on their own basic product.

In fact, the trouble starts on Page 5, where Fernanda reports that she has been mugged in Oakland, Calif.