Sentence examples for greatly troubled from inspiring English sources

"At first she was greatly troubled.

F.D.R., however, was greatly troubled by a detail in the latter.

Nevertheless, Lind is greatly troubled by Bush's foreign policy, describing it in a chapter title as "Armageddon".

The Secretary must not be greatly troubled about the charges or else he would not have gone out of his way to support Mr. Iacocca last fall.

Charles Darwin wrote to Thomas Henry Huxley, in 1859, "You have most cleverly hit on one point, which has greatly troubled me . . .

"While I am pleased the President has finally named a nominee for this critical national security position, I am greatly troubled by Ms. Nielsen's record," the letter stated.

"The nature and circumstances of the offense greatly trouble me," Judge Walter said at the sentencing hearing.

"It is greatly troubling that students' concerns about their representative are being dismissed," she said.

If Mr. Sheikh is extradited to the United States after a trial and conviction here, he is expected to argue that he can not be tried again, because of the constitutional protection against double jeopardy, an issue that American officials have indicated greatly troubles them.

She is unwell again and troubled too greatly by her immediate future.

It troubled me greatly that I could be located so easily, for I had come to Sarajevo for shelter.