Sentence examples similar to strongly troubled from inspiring English sources
Certainly the founders' public statements strongly hint towards a troubled relationship with literacy.
As if he had once troubled her too strongly, too deeply.
He claims to be troubled by "how strongly the museum reflected her personal enthusiasms", but any director of any quality does precisely that (eg Neil MacGregor at the British Museum).
But some experts on federal election law were troubled that the message strongly implies that the money will help the Gore-Lieberman ticket pay for issue advertisements.
New Zealand competed hard against the strongly fancied American team, yet rarely troubled US keeper Hope Solo in their first knockout tie in a major tournament.
In a scathing letter to the AG, Democratic Sen. Al Franken said he was "deeply troubled" by the revelations, which "strongly suggests that the Senate — and the American public — cannot trust your word".
Not surprisingly, family therapists strongly recommend that, when possible, parents put aside bad feelings and troubled pasts to attend events and celebrate occasions together with their children.
A two-item short-form (SCI-02: nights per week having a sleep problem, extent troubled by poor sleep), derived using linear regression modelling, correlated strongly with the SCI total score (r=0.90).
Then our colleagues spent a few seconds scoring how much the issue troubled them, from zero ("It never even occurred to me that this was an issue") to five ("I strongly believe you need to improve in this area").
The matter has troubled him.
