Sentence examples for troubled looking from inspiring English sources

From my home in Inwood, I'm troubled looking south: I can't see the carnage, but I know it's there, and my heart is broken.

When Munoz's truck pulls up, the melancholy, stoic, troubled looks on their faces brightened.

The film's success here suggests that there is a hidden appetite for serious, troubling looks at recent history.

Of all the people on the boat, Levitch had the least trouble looking happy.

Readers may be disturbed by "Baby ER," but they'll have trouble looking away.

She got into trouble, looking for a reaction, her worsening ­behaviour driving people away.

While we have good information about what has happened in the past, we still have trouble looking into the future.

Like teenagers everywhere, he has trouble looking you in the eye when hypnotised by a computer game.

I'm having trouble looking around because of the words being spoken from the end of my hand.

Lobdell was so filled with self-loathing that he had trouble looking at himself in the mirror.

"Although there might be one close set and she'll give Serena something different to look at, Serena probably won't have any trouble looking at it.