Sentence examples for one troubled from inspiring English sources

He's not the only one troubled by this.

No one troubled to enquire what constituted good design or indeed, more specifically, good British design.

One troubled all-metal model, implanted in 40,000 patients in the United States, was recalled last year by the DePuy division of Johnson & Johnson.

It limns one troubled life after another before concluding with a song that observes dryly, "At the end of every hard-earned day, people find some reason to believe".

Energetic and peripatetic well into her 80's, Mother Jones devoted much of the last three decades of her life to traveling from one troubled labor site to another.

You get the great cafeterias of yesteryear (that place that seems to advertise "Eggs Veal Parmigiana"), where no one troubled your reverie as long as it happened behind a cup of coffee, and any number of shops with specialties catering to a narrow demographic slice and signs dating back to some unspecified more optimistic time.

Critics say one troubling aspect of arbitration is its secrecy.

One troubling aspect of Cather's prairie narratives is that Native Americans scarcely appear in them.

Of all September's potential pitfalls, policy error by the Fed is the one troubling markets the most.

There's one troubling aspect of this election, though, that none of us should accept: an attack of democracy itself.

On Election day, Mr. Abrams will cruise from one trouble spot to another, accompanied by 2 police lieutenants.