Sentence examples similar to plain troubles from inspiring English sources

The Tomcat is just plain trouble.

Much of what got talked about was, for a while, less actionable than plain troubling.

There is girl trouble, class trouble, faculty trouble, money trouble, biology trouble and, well, just plain trouble.

Jimmy Carter is just plain trouble, and some of the book's livelier moments describe his rogue efforts to operate as a one-man State Department, despite the sitting president's policies and plans.

For the chief executive of the world's biggest economy to start by picking a fight with the second-biggest would be plain stupid.As troubling as his pandering to the left on trade is his swing to the right on taxes.

What's right here, in plain sight, is troubling enough.

The regions to the north of the Cilician plain repeatedly caused trouble for Assyria.

At the same time, it pushes past Wallace's interest in "plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions" into an area of sometimes desperate feeling.

"The next real literary 'rebels' in this country might well emerge as some weird bunch of anti-rebels... who treat of plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions in US life with reverence and conviction.

He also shows how Wallace's interest in Pynchonian wordplay, mimicry and metaphysics yielded to a more earnest desire to communicate and connect, how a delight in cleverness and irony gave way to a call for writers who might treat "plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions in U.S. life with reverence and conviction".

Who treat plain old untrendy human troubles and emotions in U.S. life with reverence and conviction".