Sentence examples for that really troubled from inspiring English sources

The only thing that really troubled Laughton were the children.

"But other than that I don't recall anything that really troubled him.

PH: Just from things I had seen over 10 years in Los Angeles that really troubled me.

There were reports attributed to someone close to the acting commissioner saying he didn't support the arrests, claims that "really troubled me".

"The only element of the European Convention of Human Rights that really troubled the UK delegation back in 1950 was whether there should be a court to supervise it.

"This year I have brought to discussion two cases that really troubled me.

It's that physics and chemistry that really trouble me.

This is a question that really troubles Benedict.

"The thing that really troubles us here is that the number of munitions being fired into Mosul by the coalition has stayed reasonably constant, but the area under assault has contracted more and more," said Woods.

Hi, I am a boy that is really troubled.

It is what happens after that point that should really trouble Arsenal's supporters because the lesson of history is that the transition is rarely smooth.