Sentence examples for remarkably troubled from inspiring English sources

It is within this competitive context that Gillette debuted its "We Believe in the Best in Men" ad campaign on its website yesterday, part of an overall shift to the slightly modified tag "The Best a Man Can Be". The 1 48 length video starts out with images of remarkably troubled looking men as a narrator makes reference to bullying, sexual harassment, and toxic masculinity.

After the rancor over the creation of the Department of Homeland Security, the Senate confirmation of its first secretary, Tom Ridge, was remarkably trouble free.

While these events are different in appeal, all are inclusive in nature, attracting crowds in the hundreds of thousands — and thanks to good planning, good behavior and effective law enforcement, with remarkably little trouble over the years.

We have had remarkably little trouble since (starting the group)." Oceanside's program is more formal.

But this view poses a problem of evil remarkably similar to that which has troubled Christian believers.

Fans of Frozen were troubled, or amused, when they heard how remarkably familiar the "new" Beijing Winter Olympics anthem was to the film's song Let It Go.

When Schwartz notes that young Americans are unduly troubled by their choice of career, because they are "remarkably unconstrained by what their parents did before them," he sounds kindhearted and sincerely concerned.

Lomax inspired a generation of activism with his remarkably open and generous manner, and with practical expertise, having himself formed an original supporters' trust at then troubled Northampton Town in 1992.

He is a remarkably chubby baby, with no hint of the ill health that would trouble him in later life.

Even in my fairly small town there are plenty of in-game locations and the tech works remarkably well, server teething troubles aside.

As a young adult I was headed for life-threatening trouble, but remarkably a wonderful woman agreed to marry me.