Sentence examples for troubled herself from inspiring English sources

At best it seems like a political afterthought -- because she hasn't troubled herself to do so.  .

Your mother's behavior is that of a codependent enabler, and she apparently is too troubled herself to realize what she is exposing her daughters to by remaining in this marriage.

It seems characteristic she should be troubling herself over a detail.

Sometimes she doesn't even trouble herself with metaphor: twice — on "Everybody" and "Locked Up" — the word "love" is rendered in triplicate, a soft hammer of feeling.

As the kind old chap opened his mouth to give what promised to be a fully soul-restoring appraisal of the scribe's still-untapped promise, he was cut off by his adjacent wife, who didn't trouble herself with looking up as she snapped: "I want more coffee".

Park, Korea's first female leader, is in trouble herself after being impeached over the influence of her aides.

I think that Ruby and Belle have a very interesting connection and I think Ruby is very much one to help people when they're in trouble because she's been in so much trouble herself, so I think she does everything she can to help people in need.

Germaine Acogny, the company's charismatic director, was herself troubled initially by the ape scene.

Charlie is breaking up with Rob, for a few days at least, freeing her up to try to help Nell out with Dan – though when it comes to the point, Nell finds herself troubled by erotic thoughts about Charlie instead.

Simon, the teen mom and budding activist who, at just 19, became the executive director of a San Francisco nonprofit to help troubled girls like herself.

During that time, she's often found herself troubled by what she calls the festival scene's "outdated ways of dealing with attendees having difficult psychedelic experiences," including the use of restraints, sedation, or arrests.