Sentence examples similar to troubled themselves to correct from inspiring English sources
Ignore these people; they are just psychologically troubled themselves and pick on people to feel better.
Few politicians, including cabinet members, trouble themselves to file tax returns.
They may also claim to make the patient feel better, but they never trouble themselves by measuring the quality of life of their clients.
But Bavarians themselves are quick to correct you.
Whether the trouble is easy or difficult to correct, management will at least know what it is dealing with.
Fact-checkers sometimes prompt candidates to correct themselves.
He said that after finishing the song, she returned to the studio the following week, all in order to correct "one line" that troubled her.
What could they do to correct it in themselves?
The Department of Human Services' general manager, Hank Jongen, told Crikey that customers were "able to correct this information themselves".
They want to correct this in course of expressing themselves artistically.
These shows allowed homosexuality to be discussed clinically, with the main characters guiding troubled gay characters or correcting homophobic antagonists, while simultaneously comparing homosexuality to psychosis, criminal behavior, or drug use.
