Sentence examples for troubled existence from inspiring English sources

As a man, he had often led a troubled existence, once declaring his life "a fiasco".

The Manus Island detention centre has had a troubled existence since being reopened in 2012.

"It was a person with a troubled existence trying to reach out and communicate and have a relationship," he said.

Hallie Flanagan (1890-1969), wheadedded the Federal Theater Project in its brave and troubled existence, deserves better.

The course of the country singer (1923-53) who managed to die at 29 after every kind of troubled existence.

As a man he had often led a troubled existence, once declaring his life as a human being "a fiasco".

Our own Peter Bradshaw calls this a "hammed up" version of the true life story, though he concedes: "With its heightened imagery and sound design, the movie tries its darnedest to intuit the troubled, disturbed existence of street-dwellers".

Religious believers, for example, are frequently troubled by the existence of horrendous evils in a world they hold was created by an all-good God.

The verdict hardly troubled his daily existence; if anything, things improved.

As for Rodrigo, he too is troubled by the existence of God and the suspicion that he hasn't got away with anything.

People may find, of course, that they are still troubled by the existence of specific evils, but this, Plantinga seems to be believe, is a religious problem, and what is called for, he suggests, is not philosophical argument, but "pastoral care" (1974a, 63 4).[1] Plantinga's view here, however, is very implausible.