Sentence examples for less troubled from inspiring English sources

Wire seems much less troubled.

But Mr Munk is less troubled by the prospect of failure this time around.

Others, including Justice William O. Douglas, were less troubled by the abandonment of judicial restraint.

Now, in the age of the Internet, many musicians seem less troubled by questions of identity.

Some skeptics are less troubled by the increasing popularity of freezing canine sperm for artificial insemination.

Wall street analysts appeared less troubled by the tobacco bonds than by the state's spending, however.

Incremental shifts, like a client being less troubled by distressing voices.

The last Capetians, although troubled at home, retained their international standing among neighbouring states, which were no less troubled.

One generation further back, liberated from child-rearing and not drowning in debt, the baby boomers seem less troubled.

A friend, Mike Jones, who was less troubled by the possible closing, said, "I'll call my bookmaker".

"I am less troubled by the ownership of Abu Dhabi than I was by Thaksin," Williams now says.