Sentence examples for more troubled by from inspiring English sources

But some of the protesters seem more troubled by capitalism than environmental damage.

Women in the metropolitan area might be more troubled by the wide gender gap in earnings.

He said he is more troubled by the broader implications around the rejection of his application.

He was more troubled by how G.M. had become, in his words, "a political football".

But I am more troubled by the show's smarmy, disrespectfully pedagogical aesthetic.

But she said she was more troubled by accusations that she had used steroids.

Mora went on, "It seemed odd to me that the actors weren't more troubled by what they were doing".

Rick and Kim were more troubled by their son's next concern, that he might be taken from them prematurely.

Oddly enough, as I get older, I find myself feeling less not more troubled by the instability of human society.

Mechanic's critics, on the other hand, are far more troubled by his more recent activities than by his original crime.

Coach Stan Van Gundy was more troubled by the Magic's poor shooting (41.8percentt) and rash of turnovers (20).