Sentence examples for least troubled from inspiring English sources

"Winter Daydreams" is generally considered the sunniest, least troubled of Tchaikovsky's symphonies.

It is the most mixed, diverse place in Britain – but it is also the place apparently least troubled by that variety, a sentiment eloquently expressed in its collective rejection of Ukip.

The academics' list of the areas least troubled by the welfare cuts could be a rollcall of Tory safe seats: Richmond, Epsom, Windsor, the Cotswolds … On the flipside, individual families and entire local economies in southern Wales, the old seaside towns and holdouts of the northern working class will emerge from the end of this decade as battered as they were under Thatcher.

Powerchip Semiconductor is least troubled of Taiwanese trio and may resist giving up its independence.

Bangladeshis are the least troubled, although they are the poorest south Asian group.

She's had one of the least troubled lives it's possible to imagine, and she knows it.

I was diagnosed with kleptomania not long after the slew of other diagnoses that became my identity: chronic depression, general anxiety disorder, bipolar, borderline personality disorder, chronic pain, et al. And of all the blowback from having donkey brain, I've always found my compulsive stealing the least troubling.

— Of all colleges, it would seem, the California Institute of Technology should have the least trouble doing the math.

Of all the people on the boat, Levitch had the least trouble looking happy.

Of everyone here, I'm the one who has the least trouble deciphering his private meanings.

The structured product that has been the fastest to revive is the one that encountered the least trouble in 2008: collateralized loan obligations.