Sentence examples for trouble described from inspiring English sources

An article on Tuesday about some schools' efforts to monitor their students' off-campus Internet postings for signs of trouble described incorrectly the victims of a shooting at Virginia Tech in 2007.

Hamilton had trouble describing the feeling.

Before the Olympics began, at a news conference, Watanabe had no trouble describing his feelings.

They were followed by Protomartyr, who are from Detroit and who I have trouble describing.

But he also, early in his career, simply had trouble describing people and things that he had never seen.

THE BIRD-ON-THE-HEAD LOOK By Laura Zigman For most of my life, I had trouble describing the signature look my mother gave me.

Nor does her narrative omniscience abate in adulthood; she has no trouble describing the innermost feelings of her grown-up sisters, even though they are conspicuously unforthcoming.

They will have no trouble describing the profound consequences of these injuries and their far-reaching effects on families and communities.

The 85 study participants had no trouble describing a "bad death" — having inadequately treated pain while receiving aggressive but futile cure-directed therapy.

While he has trouble describing "Official Ottawa," Mr. Fouhse said he was trying to "bring forward the official aspects of a capital city that its inhabitants take for granted, or they've lost perspective".

In the new blogpost, Patreon suggested that its growth is a positive sign for anyone worried about creative industries: "It confirms a massive cultural shift that we all felt but had trouble describing.