Sentence examples for troubled performance from inspiring English sources

His stolid, quietly troubled performance suggest that, even though he's now a factory worker, he's still living in the shadow of all that he has seen.

It has been a troubled performance for the uber-competitive Australian team, with Lundy describing her nation's performance at London 2012 as a shock.

Carey eventually broke her silence on the troubled performance, saying she was "mortified" and that she intended to take a break from social media.

Most Americans are troubled by performance-enhancing drugs, which they believe are widely used by the nation's athletes, according to the latest New York Times poll.

The performance troubled some of his supporters the next day.

Yet the England boss conceded there were aspects of his team's performance that troubled him.

Niggling injuries, the most recent a tight hip flexor, have troubled him, but his performance in Birmingham suggests the south Londoner could bring home the first British medal in track and field's show-stopping event for a decade.

Joaquin Phoenix creates a singularly stunning portrait of a mentally ill, violence and sex fixated World War II vet who stumbles upon "The Cause" while escaping his inescapably troubled life, and that performance propels everything else forward with a fierceness and intensity that's almost hard to watch at times.

Schwartz recalls she "said I was particularly troubled that this particular performance was more like the inquisition than a professional meeting and I wanted none of it" (Schwartz to Dreger, p.e.c., February 3 , 2007.

Well, that go-go period is now a distant memory–and troubling new VC performance numbers show just how far the industry has fallen.

Still, the economy is troubled and the market's performance is not yet all that impressive by at least one very important measure.