Sentence examples for indeed trouble from inspiring English sources
Indeed, trouble often brings out the city's superstitious nature.
They said something else about the wearer – their very impracticality proclaimed that here was a person of such wealth and privilege that he didn't have to labour in the fields, or indeed trouble about walking too far.
There is indeed trouble in paradise, but what is the trouble and what is the best path for the future in Brazil?
Murdoch's words are indeed troubling.
Indeed, troubling information about individuals is often withheld or filed discreetly away instead of being shared, he said.
Nine years ago Istanbul's secular establishment fretted about AK's Islamist roots and some early squabbles over religious schools and allowing women to wear the Muslim headscarf at university were indeed troubling.
Indeed, troubling is a fairly apt description of B&B, which over its 124 episodes tells the story of a deeply dysfunctional relationship between a handyman and his abusive, mashed potato-flinging badger.
Some kinds of millennial entitlement are indeed troubling.
Yet the government is indeed in trouble.
Hamas is indeed in trouble.
