Sentence examples for trouble indeed from inspiring English sources

Trouble indeed, sweetheart — but worth it.

Any further delay, however, would mean Sony was in very serious trouble indeed.

And a campaign that has seemingly lost its credibility is a campaign that is serious trouble indeed.

If you judge a person by their friends, those who opt to campaign for Brexit are in great trouble indeed.

"If a city could bring a libel claim, we would be in a lot of trouble indeed... especially when they're facing each other in the Super Bowl".

Because if they are this desperate for revenue, it's a sign that Friendster is in very serious trouble indeed.

Troubling, indeed.

In a country whose bedrock principles hold that war can be waged only by consent of the people, such restrictions were troubling indeed.

Especially in the early days of kidney transplants, in the late sixties and early seventies, many doctors saw altruistic donation through the lens of psychoanalysis, and, viewed thus, it looked troubling indeed.

And no wonder: Wake In Fright is among the most excoriating demolitions of the cult of masculinity ever put on film – its Australian variant in particular – and it must have been troubling indeed to gaze into that mirror.

But it is the government, not he, that is right.The root of the trouble is indeed political.