Sentence examples for obviously troubled from inspiring English sources

Filmed in queasy close-up, they threaten to overwhelm this obviously troubled woman.

In most states, the authorities often can do nothing to prevent even an obviously troubled person from possessing firearms.

But the jury agreed that the victim was obviously troubled, said Mr. Rubalsky, a retired high school biology teacher.

And as the time for a final ruling loomed early this year, Judge Jackson was obviously troubled.

"I am obviously troubled to learn from the press that this is a great big story," he said.

She is obviously troubled, and talks in a near whisper, at one point mentioning her serious family troubles and that her mother died of stomach cancer.

Towers said shootings with fewer than four people killed, while obviously troubling, usually do not generate national news coverage and show no signs of triggering other incidents.

This is obviously troubling for the students who need help, but it is also bad for the state economies that public colleges are supported by and are supposed to help advance.

What is so obviously troubling with this "profile," which is supposed to guide the NYPD's work, is the fact that it includes almost all young Muslim males in the United States.

The overweight are obviously not troubled by a shortage of food.

"I was obviously deeply troubled when I found out about this information," Ms. Quinn said at a news conference on Thursday, after The New York Post reported on the practice.