The troubling thing about Bill Buckley's work is how singularly untroubled it is by things".
He jokes about "getting a 2% share" of audience, but appears untroubled about how long his shelf life as a TV writer might be.
It may be that Epicurus was less troubled by any such epistemological uncertainties because of his emphasis on the value of atomist theory for teaching us how to live the untroubled and tranquil life.
Highlights are the reconstructed head which shows how a youthful and untroubled Richard might have looked and a set of armour, which if its white colour and information stickers is to be believed, would have made the king look like a cross between a crash-test dummy and a stormtrooper.
Unlike theorists who wish to explain how meaning itself is constituted, explicationists can remain untroubled by the regress of formal semantics with Tarskian strictures.
And I am left to wonder for all 35 of them, and surely way, way beyond, how this imposter can possibly be headed off, untroubled, unfettered, into the sunset, bound for a cushy life in Dallas, instead of a brutal trial in The Hague.
His comedy is serenely untroubled; he comes across as delighted by how his life is panning out, thanks very much, and no turbid psychological depths are plumbed by these perky routines about drunken dancing, ABC books for children or the critical global shortage of helium.
"Richardson gave a lesson in how to take wickets by bowling straight in an untroubled fashion.
Mr. Thicke, 34, wears his classic-soul literacy like a merit badge, offering loose, untroubled emulations of Marvin Gaye ("I Don't Know How It Feels to Be U"); Otis Redding ("Angel on Each Arm"); Stevie Wonder ("Lovely Lady"); and even Prince, in vintage slow-jam mode ("Mission").
So how can those happy campers sit there in the park, blithely untroubled by, as one National Geographic caption puts it, the "hellish column of superheated rock — mostly solid, some viscous, some molten — ris[ing] from hundreds of miles within the Earth"?
