Sentence examples for suddenly troubling from inspiring English sources
Having fought for these people, he looks at them anew, and finds them suddenly troubling: "There's something harsh in his fellow Americans, avid, ecstatic, a burning that comes of the deepest need.
"You stick a knife through the head," said Turlington, who seemed suddenly troubled.
When they find our farm, they say: "It's so fantastic you're here!" But when it comes down to the reality of getting a box of vegetables that they have to negotiate each week, for a lot of people their vegetable romance suddenly becomes troubled.
The selling started when investors suddenly became troubled by what Thornburg money managers had worried about all along: the continued ability of the tobacco companies to make the payments to the states that cover the principal and interest on these bonds.
Suddenly George looks troubled.
Mitt Romney is suddenly in trouble.
"Growing Up": "Votes": "Rombo": Mitt Romney is suddenly in trouble.
For Americans, the hard part is knowing what might suddenly cause trouble — initial approvals notwithstanding.
Portugal, whose deficits have also spooked investors, suddenly had trouble raising as much short-term credit as it wanted.
He suddenly had trouble breathing, and paramedics could not revive him.
