Sentence examples for of being troubled from inspiring English sources

But still, how wistfully I remember the luxury of being troubled by that sort of thing, in the long-lost idyll of 2013.

Sandra Day O'Connor, the court's most important defender of the policy, has retired; and Anthony Kennedy, the court's new swing vote, has a history of being troubled by using race as a criterion for admissions.

Doug taught himself not to feel guilty about her after escaping via the US Navy, and is only intermittently aware of being troubled by his role in the 1988 shooting down of an Iranian airliner, plausibly recreated in the opening pages.

Weeks of therapy sessions exploring problems could end up contributing to Daryl's sense of being troubled.

If journals not only express our realities, but also help to shape them, such problem-focused writing eventually helps solidify an internalized sense of being troubled.

There were smaller associations, which did not reach statistical significance, between reports of being troubled by pain (P=0.285), pain in the legs or back (P=0.125), arthritis in the lower limbs or spine (P=0.227) and worse physical performance.

Still, Kirsch — who had not heard of Amen — was troubled.

Even a longtime critic of Mr. Greene was troubled.

None of them were troubled by my presence.

The production of Scarface was troubled from the start.

The state of the union is troubled.