Sentence examples for image troubles from inspiring English sources

After all that, labeling an animal with image troubles a New Yorkie doesn't sound so absurd.

Q. Whitfield Ayres, a Republican pollster, insisted that Mr. Bush's image troubles were the imagination of the media.

But traditional rumba also has image troubles because listeners don't forget where it comes from: the "solar," loosely translated as slums.

Elizabeth Broun, director of the American Art Museum, dismissed any notion that conservatives might find the image troubling.

The songs will stay in your head even as the story and the images trouble your sleep.

The flat colours and the use of black edges to define the figures and props resemble at times the work of Patrick Caulfield, but whereas his paintings induce calm, the juddering rotoscope images trouble the eye and the brain in a way normal animation - whether drawn by hand or created by computers - doesn't.

Michael White, 17, another member of the balloon-flying club called Earth to Sky Calculus, said he found the images troubling.

Especially since my lifestyle has been forced to change, and my body with it, because of a chronic illness, these Stepford images trouble me.

Leadership has an image problem amongst Millennials and that signals trouble for today's executives.

For example, approximately one-third of the responders without probable PTSD reported disturbing memories, thoughts, or images; having trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, and being "super-alert".

"To the extent he has trouble maintaining that image could give him trouble with moderate swing voters".