Sentence examples for features of the troubles from inspiring English sources
It seems to be a death that exemplifies one of the defining, but seldom acknowledged, features of the Troubles: the fact that most of the victims were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Despite progress in ending the violence that had been an everyday feature of life during the Troubles, the issue of contentious parades remains one of the most intractable problems still to be resolved in the peace process.
The story features a theme of working through the troubles of one's past, and ends with a major cliffhanger.
It's the first of five features she directed in rapid succession, after which she turned her attention mainly to television (making only one more feature, "The Trouble with Angels," in later years).
The deaths of many in the Troubles feature in numerous Heaney poems, notably in North (1975), where, in the now famous sequence of "bog poems", they are brought into alignment with the iron-age bodies recovered from the bogs of Jutland, which Heaney had encountered in PV Glob's book The Bog People.
Feature films set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland constitute a mini-genre in their own right.
The device, which sells for $100 to $170 depending on features, saves a person the trouble of climbing a ladder repeatedly.
