Sentence examples for has never troubled from inspiring English sources

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

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

The very concept of "Islamic art" is alien to the cultures that adhered to Islam, but that apparently has never troubled the scholars who hold forth on the subject in their books as in their university lectures.

In many ways, Hunt is one of those characters familiar from every workplace, someone who has never troubled to consider the world in which he lives except from the perspective of how well it services his needs.

He establishes in short order Michael's résumé as a sentimental but distracted and ineffectual father, a deer hunter who is always the only member of the hunting party who never fires a shot, a husband who has never troubled in years of marriage to ascertain the location of his wife's clitoris, an adulterer and liar of the utmost casualness.

The latter tendency has never troubled me much, partly because the show usually resolves those knots in pleasing and surprising ways, and partly because there are so many rewards that come from spending time in this wonderfully detailed and believable world.

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

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.

He has never been trouble.

WITH its medieval citadel, Baroque palaces and yodel-ready Alpine vistas, Salzburg has never had trouble luring visitors.