Sentence examples for not deeply troubled from inspiring English sources

Though he still had some positive things to say about many individuals who supported the Reformation, he was now publicly identified as their opponent and was not deeply troubled by their attacks (with the exception of Luther's scurrilous accusation that he was a non-believing hypocrite, an atheist).

I wasn't deeply troubled by it, but I understand where the criticism came from.

The stories of Nestor's greed are truly comical, if they weren't deeply troubling.

So far, Albany does not seem deeply troubled by the threats.

G.E., the report concluded, is not a deeply troubled bank in disguise.

In his movies and on television, Mr. Lynch has created offbeat images of American life in which seemingly ordinary people turn out to be not only deeply troubled and confused, but sometimes obsessed by perverse sexual behavior and violence.

Odom wasn't a deeply troubled and vulnerable former athlete, he was the guy who was keeping Khloe from hanging out with her new boyfriend, James Harden. .

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York who is chairman of the housing subcommittee of the Senate Finance Committee, said that if these agencies did not act, it would lead to a collapse of the market for sound mortgages, not just the deeply troubled subprime loans that were sold to new homebuyers and people with less-than-sterling credit.

Washington and Islamabad need to work together, urgently, to ensure that this incident does not destroy their deeply troubled relationship.

--And so thexpertsts go on collecting shell casings and pharmacy prescriptions and wonder what went wrong inside the shooters if not inside their deeply troubled country.

"There must be people in this world who aren't" — Mrs. Green paused — "deeply troubled".