Sentence examples for troubled kind from inspiring English sources
He played a young boy who was troubled, kind of a delinquent kid.
The sweet spot for contemporary manliness often seems to be a less troubled kind of virilitas — one that's more democratic and less misogynistic.
In spite of the closeness, the relationship is troubled by a kind of imbalance of power.
Do you prefer working with teenagers (if so, what kind? Troubled? Gifted)?
Boys were most troubled by the same kind of harassment found in any survey about bullying: taunts about being gay.
The way he got himself out of trouble last year kind of set the scene.
"That could destabilise the peace in Northern Ireland," says Leonard. "When I speak to Irish people, they're very worried about the Troubles being kind of re-ignited.
"The talk and suspicion is kind of troubling.
Watching a man murder two people in cold blood, for instance, is kind of troubling.
But the mind in these poems is attached to a person, and people have all kinds of troubling entanglements.
"Husbands and wives have trouble bringing someone into the house, trouble using any kind of paid services".
