Sentence examples for is troubled at from inspiring English sources

In the 16th century the work of the Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder is full of near caricature, as in the familiar drawing of an artist who is troubled at his easel by a nosy peering connoisseur behind his shoulder.

In fact, I don't think that the good Representative is troubled at all.

But the dip in consumer sentiment is troubling at this stage of the recovery, analysts agree.

"To present this to the community literally six months before the memorial is opening is troubling at best".

Next month, the NFL trots out its dumb pink uniforms, "supporting" a breast cancer charity that is troubling at best.

"The cartoon in today's New York Post is troubling at best given the historic racist attacks of African-Americans as being synonymous with monkeys.

This is troubling at any time, but profoundly disturbing given the current climate of our country and the increase nationally in cases of hate crimes".

The Oxfordshire set may be troubled at times, but they never go hungry.

She does not have the same vocal bloom as before and was troubled at times by constricted top notes.

"He toured Arab villages," Ms. Ritvo-Slifka said, "and was troubled at the discrepancies in how they lived".

After some 90 minutes of prayer and libation, neither the Montusovs nor other relatives at the ceremony seemed to be troubled at all.