Sentence examples for is too troubled from inspiring English sources
Elsa Esmael Chauque, aged 13, starts to talk about what happened, but she is too troubled to explain more than that her mother had been suffering for a long time with tuberculosis, her father died years ago.
Your mother's behavior is that of a codependent enabler, and she apparently is too troubled herself to realize what she is exposing her daughters to by remaining in this marriage.
But even then, Mr. Brown appeared not to be too troubled.
Some iffy fielding costs England eight runs there, not that they'll be too troubled.
The tabloids' major gripe is that the police and other public bodies are too troubled by the rights ensrhined in the act.
Many of his routines also have a lovely toying cleverness (not something you'll be too troubled by at a Jack Whitehall gig).
This makes public the strategy we call in policy "choice editing", changing what the public consumes without it being too troubled.
Although I doubt they will be too troubled as this is a part-time project from the developer.
Sure, there was a backstory Faith was too troubled to truly connect with people but what I first saw, and envied, was her steeliness.
The statements were the following: "It was interesting and informative"., "I already knew most of the content"., "I was too troubled by this".
