Sentence examples for note troubled from inspiring English sources

The song's main refrain actually ends on an optimistic note: "Troubled in mind, I'm blue/But I won't be blue always/'Cos the sun's gonna shine in my back door some day".

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He denies this now, and you can understand why, since it adds a note of troubling sexual angst to the free-loving affair.

Samsung's latest top-end smartphones the Galaxy S7, S7 Edge (find here) and the troubled Note 7 are rated to IP68 standards, and so are technically more protected against water ingress.

Merrill noted other troubling agricultural challenges that her state has experienced in recent years due to changing weather patterns and increasing water scarcity.

Over the weekend, the Association of Public and Land-grant Unissuedties issued a legislative analysis explaining why it opposes the bill, noting it is "deeply troubled" by the restrictions blocking colleges from fully responding to sexual assault reports. .

On the 106th and 107th floors of the north tower was a restaurant with a view that people who dined there rarely troubled to note.

Then, noting that players are troubled that owners have claimed to meet players halfway in negotiations, the letter says, "Your statements are false".

While noting the two composers' troubled private lives during the song's creation, author Simon Leng describes it as "a wistful shrug of the shoulders set to music".

Ban noted, "I am deeply troubled by reports today that the Israeli Government has approved plans for over 150 new homes in illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank.

He noted that financial panics regularly troubled the economy before the Fed was created.