Sentence examples similar to persons troubled by from inspiring English sources

I appeared to be the only person troubled by this increasingly dangerous farce.

One person troubled by the violence inherent in so many of the stories -- particularly the murder at Virginia -- is a woman named Kathy Redmond, who as Fanhouse.com's David Steele writes, actually spoke to Yeardley Love's high school team about athlete violence.

In obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a person is troubled by intrusive, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and feels the pressure to carry out repetitive behaviors (compulsions).

You will leave a more relaxed person, less troubled by the crises of the world and more at ease with yourself and your direction in life.

In an 18,000-person department troubled by cliques and favoritism, the job was never advertised.

Now, I am largely fielding calls from individual registered persons who are troubled by the nature of the retention packages they are being offered or by onerous terms that acquiring or merged-into entities are trying to impose upon them (in contra-distinction to their present employment agreements).

We personally feel troubled by it.

An honest person might be troubled by the incongruity, but we're not talking about an honest person.

But there was one person who was troubled by Clapper's testimony.

Pinto said she's not the first person to be troubled by Elf on the Shelf's surveilling.

As a member of the LGBT Caucus and a longstanding champion of equal rights for LGBT persons, I am deeply troubled by the very notion that someone could be discriminated against -- let alone sentenced to death -- for their sexual orientation.