Sentence examples for troubled thoughts from inspiring English sources
And it is just possible that in the silence of his nonarrival this year, theatergoers who never knew his name, or haven't thought about him in ages, may hear the sound of their own troubled thoughts quite clearly.
As the main songwriter for Husker Du, Bob Mould wrapped troubled thoughts in blaring, unstoppable guitars.
As the main songwriter for Husker Du, Bob Mould was emo before emo had a name, with songs that wrapped troubled thoughts in blaring, unstoppable guitars.
The answer, according to Young and his mother, Illona, who doubles as one of his coaches, stems from a crisis of confidence that manifests itself in troubled thoughts and frayed nerves.
Nowadays, neither is a no-account like Fate Harkryder, whose troubled thoughts of home and family during his lonely days on death row have eerie parallels to the terrible secrets that Frankie took to her grave.
Troubled thoughts shadow her outward vitality, as if the spirit struggling inside her body were actually visible, until the final scene, when spirit and flesh fuse in the consciousness of "that can't be right".
The story of the hoax AP tweet resurrects troubling thoughts about systems and fragility.
This otherwise sly and quick-witted book (when the psychoanalyst is troubled by thoughts of Billy Green, his wife notices a green speck on his teeth) is hence diminished by overblown, repetitive and not especially forceful storytelling.
When you deeply understand this, you will not be troubled by thoughts or feelings as you know they are simply manifestations, but you can return to the source; that beautiful, peaceful emptiness and stillness and you know nothing can contaminate your mind.
Urbaniak gives a bravura performance as the title character in the monologue "Thom Pain (Based on Nothing)" (at the DR2), a man troubled by thought, or, rather, by the thoughts that become particularly troubling once you've suffered a breakup, which Thom Pain has.
The research team will train non-physician, healthcare professionals in these settings to deliver interventions, which seek to help patients identify and change troubling emotions, thoughts and behavior, a technique called psychotherapy.
