Sentence examples similar to troubled ego from inspiring English sources
Sophie Black's character comedy is sold on a Warhol-esque portrait of the performer on a plain white background, while Loretta Maine, the troubled alter-ego of Pippa Evans, is pictured slumped in a toilet cubicle, face streaked with mascara for her show I'm Not Drunk: I Just Need to Talk to You.
In a country of giant egos and troubled history, that's no sure thing.
On the upside, if you take a look at some of the big biopics the Academy has always been generous at Oscar time towards actors taking on troubled musicians – addictions, flaws, egos and all.
The son of an assistant director and an actress, Mr. Léaud (pronounced LAY-oh) first played Truffaut's alter ego, Antoine Doinel, as a troubled, unruly schoolboy, not unlike Mr. Léaud himself, in "The 400 Blows" (1959).
The writhing figure underfoot represents ego, or delusion, or the turmoil of the troubled mind, vanquished by the transforming power of good.
Facebook's troubled I.P.O.
The troubled attention-seeker.
