Sentence examples for rather than troubled from inspiring English sources

But even John Buchan's stories, in which heroic white men battled and worsted repulsive natives, excited rather than troubled him.

As for Giants players, most seemed far more concerned that something that happened in the locker room was made public, rather than troubled by Pierre-Paul's actions on their own.

"I work for the NHS, mate!" shouted one delegate, as if the presence of National Health Service staff mingling with property developers was something to be grateful for, rather than troubled by.

But these contradictory notions aren't helpful, and he decides he'll be better off feeling his way into the confrontation, rather than troubling himself with ground rules.

This image - for image it is - seems absurd, not because it's implausible (on the contrary, we laugh at it because of our shocked recognition) but because imagery long since took a different evolutionary path, opting to parasitise directly on the human mind, rather than troubling with its perceptual objects.

"Maybe it's safer and easier to get a plane down as rapidly as possible, rather than trouble-shoot".

If the MFN tariff is low enough, exporters will pay up rather than trouble themselves with documenting the origin of their products.

Politicians abounded, but the people who smiled, nodded and whispered hello were ordinary men and women who seemed happy that a police officer was there at a time of celebration rather than trouble.

He called for the balance of power to be returned to head teachers, rather than trouble-making pupils.

"Rather than being troubled by the financial crisis, Westfield has almost landed on its feet," says Retail Week editor Tim Danaher.

Laxey, Kingsnorth says, is out to ensure that in such cases portfolio managers cash out their shareholders at or near the net-asset value rather than keep troubled funds going just so they can get their fees.