Sentence examples for troubled animals from inspiring English sources
There is a little American Indian mysticism, as in "Cujo" (a dreamcatcher is an Indian ritual object much prized by New Age tourists) and some troubled animals.
The actions dog owners take to demonstrate dominance over a misbehaving pet actually result in an already troubled animal feeling betrayed, terrified, threatened and backed into a corner by his human.
Still terrible on occasion and the snow that troubled the animals of Farthing Wood is now thoroughly enjoyed by our two boys (who 'save' their crusts for the cold birds and watch mummy sliding outside to feed them).
I enjoy a porterhouse steak as much as the next person, but can't help but be troubled that animal protein production actually generates higher greenhouse gas emissions than transport.
The timing of the emergence of animals has troubled evolutionary biologists at least since Darwin, who was sufficiently incredulous that he considered the abrupt appearance of animal fossils in the Cambrian as a challenge to his theory of evolution by natural selection [ 59].
There are indications that the fear of ostentation and concerns over the slaughter of fur-bearing animals that troubled the baby boomers do not afflict many younger women.
Ensure your race won't distress or trouble the animals involved by seeking advice (and indeed, the animals) from a local animal association or a nearby farmer.
Years of problematic reports, including issues ranging from documentation troubles to animals in extreme distress, led the U.S.D.A. to file an enforcement action, in 2012, accusing Santa Cruz Biotechnology of willful violation of the Animal Welfare Act; a hearing was recently set for July.
Also, humans recently appeared to have had some trouble sending animals into low-Earth orbit.
If you are having trouble catching animals, try placing bait around the trap, in addition to inside of it.
Already troubled by a complicated family history, Kiehl has been left a "wounded animal" by the accident.
