Sentence examples for romance troubles from inspiring English sources

They ask for help with panic attacks, depression, back pain, sexual identity, romance troubles, even life's entire direction.

The classic comedies series that begins today at Museum of the Moving Image includes one film that makes trouble its subject: Ernst Lubitsch's 1932 romance "Trouble in Paradise," which I watched again recently, and which strikes me, belatedly, as another peculiar influence on "The Grand Budapest Hotel".

The confusion over whether romance creates troubled teenagers, or troubled teenagers are disproportionately interested in romance, helps account for the widespread ambivalence about adolescents' dating and relationships, said Dr. Miriam Ehrensaft, an assistant professor of clinical psychology at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

On "Mujer de Cabaret" (IASO), he plays guitar and sings old-fashioned Dominican sones, boleros and merengues in a voice that has seen its share of romance and trouble.

They talked about high-school romances, money trouble, grudges.

No Freudian family romances to trouble us here.

Normally I hate books about romance and family troubles, but the darkness to this made it a chilling tale, with a definite edge.

Next Week: Jonathan Romney watches troubled romance, US indie style, in Blue Valentine.

But at its core — without the balm of Kitty and Levin's romance — "Anna Karenina" remains troubled by what happened to Anna Stepanovna.

The show is headlined by Liz Phair, who is the Nancy Sinatra of alternative rock, alternately kittenish and aggressive in songs of self-assertion and troubled romance.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper initially dismissed the hullabaloo as the concerns of "gossipy old busybodies," but Mr. Bernier's romance could spell trouble for his Conservative Party.