Sentence examples for probably troubling from inspiring English sources

"But what is probably troubling is that when you know this, you shouldn't be using this to create wrong impressions or false impressions and pretending that you know what's going on".

Prince's passionate music and sexual renegade image were also probably troubling four years ago to many of the 6,000 members of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, which sponsors the Grammy competition.

Mum worked as a teacher for most of her life, paid her taxes and probably troubled the NHS with some minor ailment less than once a decade.

We will study recipes that can be cooked from fresh in 20 minutes and will probably trouble the NHS mainly at the beginning and end of our lives.

Blues are as long as 7-1 with some bookies to go down, but they've got an ageing squad, Hart has been replaced with the less talented Foster and lack of goals will probably trouble them again.

Pujols has found some peace and perspective in accepting the injuries that 2have nagged him over the last three seasons will probably trouble him as long as he continues to play.

She is probably trouble for someone, but not too much.

IT PROBABLY troubles him little, but among those who loathe the Bush administration around the world, Donald Rumsfeld is a hate-figure rivalled only by George Bush.

"The newly discovered material probably troubles the established scenario about human evolution and especially evolution of bipedalism," Dr. Senut said in an e-mail message from Paris.

"Yeah, you're probably right, she's probably deeply troubled and therefore great in bed".

The manager of the midgets, Fred Roper, a normal-sized Englishman, is probably as troubled a man as you'll find in the city today.