Sentence examples for has troubled himself from inspiring English sources

"This is the first time in five years that Ed Miliband has troubled himself to make a full-length speech on foreign policy.

But Hunt has not troubled himself with the wording of the legislation, and imposed his will on even trivial details of NHS operations.

Gilliam has not troubled himself about the meaning of life, or the state of early 19th-century French opera, or whether the piece is semi-seria or how it represents the purpose of art.

Like all great political animals, he has trouble controlling himself.

He, too, has trouble finding himself upon his return.

It is not clear whether Rogerio is confused or merely has trouble expressing himself.

In Lee's play, told in flashbacks, even the young man has trouble seeing himself with clarity or compassion when others — including those who love him — are so quick to judge him.

Whereas Bruno is someone who keeps his feelings close to his chest (and has trouble expressing himself emotionally), Fer is a man of few, if any secrets.

to be conference chair, coyly told HuffPost on Tuesday night that he still has trouble seeing himself as a member of Congress let alone speaker, and Bustos is focused on her race to become the head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

TIM BROOKES, who is exhibiting his work at the Sachem Public Library gallery, in Holbrook, has trouble thinking of himself as an artist.

He didn't always recognize Bruce Berger, a part-timer who has trouble recognizing people himself.