Sentence examples for thinking about troubles from inspiring English sources

just before bedtime," "depressive mood," and "not thinking about troubles in bed".

just before bedtime," "depressive mood", and "not thinking about troubles while in bed".

For both males and females, depressive mood and the hygiene-factor "not thinking about troubles in bed" were correlated with poor sleep quality (Tables 6 and 7).

For males, time in bed, depressive mood, and the hygiene-factor "not thinking about troubles" were significantly correlated with poor sleep quality (Table 6).

For both males and females, less than 20% of the athletes replied "I already do so" to the items "avoiding the use of electronic devices (PC, smartphone) just before bedtime" and/or "not thinking about troubles in bed".

For females, getting up time, depressive mood, the hygiene-factors "not thinking about troubles in bed" and "preventing an irregular getting up time (within 2 h)" were significantly correlated with poor sleep quality (Table 7).

Thinking about bankruptcy as a solution to your city's financial troubles?

Worth thinking about, indeed.

In many cases, carving pain on to their bodies is a way of escaping from thinking about what troubles them.

At dances, we danced to "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and "Seconds" and "I Will Follow," thinking about the Troubles and nuclear war and devotion, feeling riled up, worldly, and serious at once.

The slow church conference isn't the only group of people thinking about the troubles of industrialized faith.