Sentence examples similar to trouble of mind from inspiring English sources

Janis Joplin Janis Joplin's recording of "Trouble in Mind" has a lot of charm.

Kilmarnock will have felt that there was still an opportunity to trouble Rangers' state of mind while the lead was so slender, but the home side's defence was generally sound.

Her voice in that song was the blues sound of trouble in mind everywhere.

For example, on June 20 black theaters across the country did a reading of "Trouble in Mind," the 1955 play by Alice Childress that examines tensions in an interracial Broadway cast over the portrayal of blacks.

Set in a retro future, created on a low budget by using selected perspectives on the then cinematically underexposed city of Seattle, "Trouble in Mind" pushes stylization about as far as American moviegoers will accept in a dramatic film, and perhaps a little bit further.

Her syntax and harmonic strength are part of a tradition of American music: storytellers who joyfully preach the truth from a woman's point of view — sometimes with trouble in mind, too.

Her syntax and harmonic strength are part of a tradition of American music: storytellers who joyfully preach the truth from a woman's point of view—sometimes with trouble in mind, too.

These issues may trouble the mind of a politically progressive listener.

Take the 1920s standard "Trouble in Mind".

TROUBLE IN MIND (Oct . 26to Nov. 17).

Dusk is released on Trouble in Mind.