Sentence examples for inner trouble from inspiring English sources

I will say it, the fiction that is "country" is to me an inner trouble and an outer burden that increases day by day.

My mind instantly slammed down the inner trouble-door that guards against all thought, emotion, sadness.

At the end of the 1970s he did his best work, a series of richly resonant albums that gave no hint of their creator's inner troubles.

Bowker confronts these -- his chapter on Orwell in Spain is exceptionally illuminating -- but the protagonist's outer demons and inner troubles remain oddly unjoined.

My outward expression does not reflect my inner troubles, so I am very disappointed.

But among Mrs. Helmsley's inner circle, Trouble was known as a biter.

The actual work of writing must have consisted mainly of the patient, precise choice of words and their careful juxtaposition on the page ("inner monologues, trouble with her legs"), but Handke's point is interesting.

With New Jersey raking in high tax receipts and a windfall from a settlement with tobacco companies, a first-term governor might have seized the moment to tackle some of the state's more intractable issues: overhauling the property tax system by encouraging regionalization; a more ambitious program to help troubled inner cities or combat suburban sprawl; a H.M.O.

Different types of patches work in different ways — some require glue, while others do not, and some require sanding, while others can stick to the smooth rubber of the inner tube with no trouble.

As if America's inner cities aren't troubled enough, now they have a newly recognized problem to contend with: leptospirosis.

In the trouble-ridden inner city, there is nimbyism too.