Sentence examples similar to troubled commencement from inspiring English sources

You should not trouble him.

Researchers should find this troubling.

John talked about his new graphic book "Make Trouble" adapted from the commencement speech that he gave to the graduating class of the Rhode Island School of Design to 'get busy and make trouble'.

Fearing "embarrassment" to his family in the event of protests, Eisenhower concluded that he didn't want to "subject them to any trouble" at Amherst's commencement.

Note that in his correspondence as a student (compiled in the Papers of James Madison) the young statesman makes no mention whatsoever of these health troubles or of missing commencement, although later in life he did suffer from periodic bouts of an unknown malady which some historians suspect may have been epilepsy (as discussed in the Madison biographies of Ralph Ketcham and Irving Brant).

A Yale man, whose son elected to go to Princeton, found himself sitting before Nassau Hall at the recen commencement listening to the Salutatory Oration.… No engine trouble--just heating the baby's bottle against the engine.

Rain on Commencement Day?

Gloria Steinem likes "Commencement".

"Commencement," by R. Kikuo Johnson.

Commencement is scheduled for Wednesday.

Michael Lewis's Princeton commencement address.