Sentence examples for had never troubled from inspiring English sources

Doctors diagnosed an allergy to carrots, even though they had never troubled me before.

And when the programme's producer, who had a slight but perceptible limp, left us alone for a while, Olivier instantly wanted to know about the source and nature of her limp: something I had never troubled to ask.

It was at this moment that Bell took the opportunity to let the audience decide for themselves, and used the on-stage screen to display a very candid, very zoomed-in image of the prime minister – a man who for anyone's money, if the picture was anything to go by, had never troubled a razor in his life.

LATE in "Il Bidone" ("The Swindle"), Federico Fellini's stark 1955 portrait of confidence men who bilk the poor out of what little money they have, the group's leader, Augusto Broderick Crawfordd), begins addressing the matter of his conscience, which had never troubled him until recently, when by chance he ran into the daughter he had abandoned.

The Australian government, which has never troubled Read, wants to seize his royalties as proceeds of crime.

Anthony Trollope breezily confessed: "I have never troubled myself much about the construction of plots".

Having never troubled Academy voters before, he's now got three decent chances – best film (as producer), script, and acting.

But during the current Canadian federal election campaign, Canada's TV satirists have faced an issue that has never troubled "The Daily Show".

She had never had trouble finding a new job and was unprepared for how hard it would be.

He had never been in trouble.

But in the past I had never had police trouble in a public park.