Sentence examples for intensely troubled from inspiring English sources

When questioned about his fame, he seemed intensely troubled, even fatalistic.

The growing number of low-birthweight babies is intensely troubling to health policy makers, who have devoted enormous resources in the last three decades to new programs intended to offer easy access to prenatal care, in hopes of solving the low-birthweight problem.

So I would say that the place where I was most intensely engaged with the Troubles is least connected with traditional form.

This PBS series begins on Sunday night with "Bomb and Ballot Box," which lays out the essential struggle that has dominated "the Troubles," most intensely since "Bloody Sunday" in 1972, when British soldiers killed 14 Irish Catholics during a demonstration in Londonderry.

I have trouble reconciling the intensely personal nature of a spiritual quest — with all the seriousness and awe it involves — with an experience that is essentially commercial.

But, intensely willful, Mr. Mantello had more trouble surrendering to some directors than to others.

But many of Mrs. Clinton's supporters believe them intensely enough to want to make trouble for Mr. Obama.

This upset Williams intensely.

The second factor was the impingement of the world on a Canada intensely absorbed in its own development and troubles.

The book of mine that came most intensely out of the first shock of the Troubles was North.

With a heavy security presence, elections were largely peaceful in several states where intensely competitive gubernatorial contests were seen as potential trouble spots.