Sentence examples for terribly troubled from inspiring English sources

"Our economy is terribly troubled.

"I'm terribly troubled," Mr. Graves said.

Not all of the state's 17 juvenile detention centers are terribly troubled.

"Thomas Cole was terribly troubled by industrialization, but many other painters weren't," he said.

"The government is terribly troubled by how this case unfolded," Mr. Kelley told the judge.

"America will soon be at war again, our economy is terribly troubled, the nation is returning to serious debt," he said.

The frequency of such loathsome language as well as the violence often associated with that language has been increasing of late and we find this pattern to be terribly troubling.

A fellow pilot and associate of Mr Zaharie told the New Zealand Herald that he had been "terribly upset" by his relationship troubles.

Getting a grip on what really troubled the patients could be challenging: " I remember especially one man who was terribly restless and anxious.

He concedes that many resorts still have areas that are "terribly deprived" and "there are still lots of issues troubling seaside resorts".

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