Sentence examples for thoughtfully troubled from inspiring English sources
Any idea that Jimmy has been conceived as a variation on the Michael Corleone/Tony Soprano brand of thoughtfully troubled murderers is firmly laid to rest in a gruesome scene that is as nauseating to watch as it is effectively blunt and intellectually pointed.
Centered around the suicide of a war photographer (Isabelle Huppert), who left behind her detached husband (Gabriel Byrne) to reassemble a new life with their two sons — new father Jesse Eisenberg and troubled teenager Devin Druid — the film thoughtfully examines the raw, double-edged power of grief to both unify and divide.
Council worthies report that, as is the habit of Eastwood's travelling community, he thoughtfully did not trouble them with the tedium of a planning application.
Like Schumer, she started out thoughtfully – "the explicit use of a weight-related adjective to describe a female... is really troubling.
He'd shake his head thoughtfully and chuckle: "They're nothing but trouble.
"Brooklyn," Liegl said thoughtfully.
"Aubergine," he said thoughtfully.
