Sentence examples for troubled himself from inspiring English sources
A troubling figure for so long, it is increasingly clear he is troubled himself.
Superman never troubled himself with anything so mundane as a silver or bronze.
He troubled himself over the image of a girl who had bitten her tongue during intercourse.
And the "only happiness a brave man ever troubled himself with asking much about was, happiness enough to get his work done".Economics, on the whole, disagrees.
But Hunt has not troubled himself with the wording of the legislation, and imposed his will on even trivial details of NHS operations.
He had wanted to know India, but barely troubled himself with Britain and, apart from some weekends in Wolverhampton, lived most of his life in Belgravia.
Why did he trouble himself over such trivial matters?
Caldwell didn't trouble himself with the means in Cambodia.
He should play thugs or action heroes; he should not trouble himself with acting troubled.
Pompey did not trouble himself over entering into direct relations with the sovereigns of Media and Elymais, vassals of Phraates.
Massie does not trouble himself with the long, throat-clearing introductions typical of more academic volumes.
