Sentence examples for so trouble from inspiring English sources

For all the passion that this is igniting, America is blessedly free from the alienated immigrant populations that so trouble France and other European countries.

So why did this single death so trouble me?

Their condition can lead to acts of violence, and so trouble with the law.

Absent history, we overlook the fact that the "inner-city," "not working" men who so trouble Ryan are the descendants of people who came to cities specifically in search of employment.

Life had not seemed nearly so trouble free when Federer arrived in Australia 10 days before the tournament and ended up withdrawing from his only warm-up event and undergoing tests and treatment in a Melbourne hospital for what turned out to be food poisoning.

There may be a dozen or so trouble-makers among the refugees, but there are more than 5,000 other residents, many of them families with young children.

Others were not so troubled.

If so, troubles will continue.

"I was so troubled," she said.

That's what is so troubling.

"He's been so troubled by this?