Sentence examples for not particularly troubled from inspiring English sources

He was astounded by Carpenter's findings and, according to Carpenter, not particularly troubled by how he had obtained them.

Most of my characters in the past three years have been worthy and nice, but not particularly troubled.

Social liberals in the country's "blue states" tend to support sex education and are not particularly troubled by the idea that many teen-agers have sex before marriage, but would regard a teen-age daughter's pregnancy as devastating news.

We are not particularly troubled by that but it does mean she is left to her own devices by social services, so the monitoring of her condition is down to her daughters and the carer.

Their statements were curious in light of comments on Tuesday from other officials at the commission who said that they knew all along that AT&T had intended to raise certain rates and that they were not particularly troubled by the knowledge because the company had agreed to send a letter to customers informing them of lower-cost plans.

I am not particularly troubled by our relationship with technology -- I am troubled by our relationship with some particular technologies.

Robert Pitofsky, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission in the Clinton administration, said the decision to drop the breakup request did not particularly trouble him.

Since the Conservatory, and not the woods, was my realm, I wasn't particularly troubled.

Grazer wasn't particularly troubled that Lee had recently been making small movies.

Wesley Sneijder tries to whip the ball into the bottom left-hand corner, but he's too far out from goal and his effort doesn't particularly trouble Chile goalkeeper Claudio Bravo.

That his fame is a result of the Sept. 11 disaster does not particularly trouble Officer Rodriguez, who considers his voice "a blessing" and insists he has never been after major stardom or fortune, only the opportunity to sing full time.