Sentence examples for never troubles from inspiring English sources

The idea that such work is invasive, legally questionable, and morally foul never troubles him.

Ms. Winterson writes: Turner never troubles himself or the reader with questions about Miller's emotional and financial dependency on women.

Turner never troubles himself or the reader with questions about Miller's emotional and financial dependency on women.

Curiously, the marriage itself never troubles the protagonist, beyond some spousal kvetching followed swiftly by classic, Shriverian foreboding.

That aside, this is a conventionally jolly evening that never troubles to dig far below the play's disturbing surface.

These characters are performed with pure theatrical gusto by Colin Firth as the miserably afflicted monarch, Geoffrey Rush as the twinkly eyed speech coach and Helena Bonham Carter as the Queen who has to learn to like Logue by overcoming her own snobbery – which she incidentally never troubles to disguise as shyness.

SLEEPLESS nights never troubled John Fowles.

Complications Most people are never troubled by their diverticular pouches.

But McLaren was never troubled by the idea of failure.

Chris, the husband in "Match Point," is never troubled by remorse.

Doctors diagnosed an allergy to carrots, even though they had never troubled me before.