Sentence examples for fine troubled from inspiring English sources

In this nuanced novel, we watch this fine, troubled young man as he chooses his own mission for the home front.

Jenny McConnell Frederick guides her actors to a mix of godlike swagger and human insecurity, with Chloe Mikala as a fine troubled heroine, Tori Boutin as the plucky mortal, Ian Armstrong as an imperious yet amusingly uncertain Hades, and with Erik Harrison's Mo coming across as a fragile romantic figure.

One key change for the better is that the new bill drops extra paperwork, inspections and steep fines that troubled many business owners.

The tall, handsome DiCaprio seems uniquely unsuited to play him - an actor such as Philip Seymour Hoffman or Paul Giamatti springs to mind - though it should be remembered that the actor has done a fine job playing troubled outsiders before, notably in Martin Scorsese's The Departed (not so much in The Beach, where his golden boy good looks completely destroyed the book's dynamic).

And when Berlusconi sold Shevchenko for £30 million, then around $43 million, it was already clear to see that Ukraine's finest sharpshooter was troubled by the injuries that came with the kicks around his legs.

While we do not know everything about his motivation, Huneker wrote of Thurber in his memoirs: "After 30 years I confess that her fine, dark, eloquent eyes troubled my peace more than once".

Baffert concurred, stating that the horse was "fine", but had been troubled by the poor break and by mud hitting his face.

When I heard her there, I was moved by her fine mezzo-soprano voice, but troubled by the political content of some of her songs.

Alone at home he's fine, no trouble, no worries, "a great kid".

Keep in mind though that many teens who are feeling fine have trouble getting up in the morning because they are required to get up too early.

We also covered a fine point that has been troubling me for some time in relation to competing with Qualcomm.