Sentence examples for troubled like from inspiring English sources

I felt he was slightly troubled, like he was searching for my name," she said.

CBS -- troubled, like other networks, by the growing and unpredictable length of awards telecasts -- had decided it could no longer commit to more than a two-hour show.

"What happened in Austria was a scandal, and that it why I voted 'No,' " she said, troubled, like many Danes, by the idea that "Europe" could punish a small country for its democratic choice.

As Ms. Mulligan pointed out, the film overlaps oddly with the plot of "The Seagull" — in both there is a young playwright trying to get the attention of a neglectful parent, and Karin, troubled like Nina, is plagued by seabirds — and it's also among the most theatrical of all Bergman's films.

Turkey, for its part, has taken the position that it is uniquely positioned between Europe and the Middle East and can be an effective international mediator with countries in the Middle East whose relations with the United States are troubled, like Syria and Iran.

Sometimes this leads to trouble, like the time on Nantucket a few summers back when I inadvertently blinded my husband.

If what you're aiming for is rebellious originality, the suits should have trouble liking and understanding your work.

He'll see what being troubled is like".

He clearly won but few would've thought #chisora would trouble him like that #bbcboxing".

Trouble like this is real trouble.

Not Global Trouble, like W. and Dick Cheney.