Sentence examples for troubled pause from inspiring English sources

There was a brief, troubled pause.

In a nation where such a high percentage of taxes go to military -- hence ultimately death-dealing -- pursuits, this teaching should give every tax-paying Christian long and troubled pause.

If you are having trouble, pause and remind yourself of what you are trying to do: clearing your mind.

Users are not troubled by the pausing and resumption of VMs for a short time because the scheduler has been designed for the execution of batch type applications such as scientific applications.

"There must be people in this world who aren't" — Mrs. Green paused — "deeply troubled".

Mr. Bradley, who has criticized "the old politics of 1,000 attacks," paused, briefly troubled by the question.

Tom paused, plainly still troubled by my account of the new ordinance, then said, "Part of me says, 'If this is a local issue, who am I to come in here and stir up everything?' We're not travelling activists.

I can say with some certainty, although he might get in trouble –" He paused and added, to laughter, "Being my son, I have a feeling he might".

If you plan ahead, you'll save yourself the trouble of pausing the fun to adjust it later.

Over lunch one day, the writers discussed Bill Cosby's trial; Kohan was largely quiet, but eventually chimed in, "I wonder if people are having trouble now enjoying" — infinitesimal pause — "Jell-O pudding products".

If you are having trouble hearing where the pause is you can try counting out loud but saying the 4 and 8 inside your head.