Sentence examples for troubled note from inspiring English sources
Only one couplet sounds a slightly more troubled note: "European dreams/ European screams".
Ms. Houston began on a troubled note: she had difficulty focusing, tripped on the stage and forgot the lyrics to her hit, "How Will I Know".
Samsung's latest top-end smartphones the Galaxy S7, S7 Edge (find here) and the troubled Note 7 are rated to IP68 standards, and so are technically more protected against water ingress.
She deepens her assessment of the Book of Revelation by opening with a troubled personal note.
As for Britain, however, he is more troubled, while noting that Mr. Cameron's defeat in Parliament was partly self-inflicted and came from bad management of his majority.
In a stinging fifteen pages, Judge Rakoff called the settlement between the S.E.C. and Citigroup, which was agreed to in October, a sop to the troubled megabank, noting that it was charged only with negligence rather than fraudulent intent; it didn't admit any wrongdoing; and it received a fine that was "pocket change" to such a huge institution.
The Republican candidate, in turn, abandoned his high-mindedness in order to fish in troubled waters, solemnly noting that "we don't need people to pay lip service to pulling people together and then, in fact, in their personal lives, in their political lives, in their business lives, do the opposite".
The report touched on Tracey Connelly's own troubled childhood and noted that she herself was placed on the child protection register at the age of 10 because of neglect.
Paul Valéry wrote that a work of art is never completed but abandoned, perhaps through lassitude, yet that note of troubled exhaustion finds no echo here.
Despite the accounts of Ms. Ochoa's troubled emotional state, they note that she was right-handed and wonder how she could have shot herself in the head with her left hand while wearing rubber gloves after she had wounded herself in the leg.
8. Glenn Greenwald of The Guardian writes about the media's sudden interest in civil liberties, coming rather late in the troubled game, as he notes.
