Sentence examples for troubled about something from inspiring English sources

"Are you troubled about something?" Nachman blurted out the question.

"But he told me that Tony is troubled about something".

Caroline Worra brings a persuasively carefree style and a lovely vocal timbre to "The Girl I Left Behind Me," the Spark story about a young woman waiting at a bus stop, troubled about something important she forgot at her office and irritated by her boss's constant whistling of the British folk tune for which the story is titled.

If you're doing something sexy because you feel you have no other option, or because you feel troubled about something else, stop.

Yet Putnam, the press, and, no doubt, Earhart herself were aware that there was something troubling about her appearance that had to be neutralized.

It surely says something troubling about the security services and politicians in a member country if they block the release of secret-police files from a defunct dictatorship.

Once you dig past the insults and accusations, the Smurthwaite story reveals something troubling about the culture on Britain's campuses.

No doubt Lele is motivated by sincere concern, but there is nonetheless something troubling about how blithely she embraces their violent ways.

Yeardley Love's death could turn out to reveal something troubling about college athletics — if coaches knew that she was being threatened by an ex-boyfriend who played for the school, for example, and didn't act.

For Roberts, who is the Football Association of Wales technical director and Chris Coleman's No2, attention to detail is everything, so there was something troubling about a picture that showed him with a huge grin on his face and preparing for Bale to run into his arms, rather than thinking about what Cyprus could do as soon as the game restarted.

There was something troubling about the parading of these girls at the time.