Sentence examples for troubled to make from inspiring English sources
Themes lacked a sense of direction, especially one in the first movement ending with a rush of quick notes that Mr. Sinopoli never troubled to make clear.
And Fosbury was so touched that Dassler had troubled to make him a pair of his own shoes that he declined payment.
Carrick tried to atone for his blunder with a curling shot and Park attempted to steer a header towards goal but on neither occasion was Hart troubled to make the save.
Sure, they might seem like 'just cookies,' but the tastes, the smells, and the fact that you troubled to make them will mean more than you might realize".
Lately, however, in a relatively small corner of the entertainment world, I am seeing a delightful rebellion by the tweens themselves against the way they are being given the message in movies and on television that you must be hot and sexy and troubled to make it.
That is a defensible position, in fact, but the book does not trouble to make the case.
"Looked at from a federal budget perspective, it's troubling to make a significant new entitlement like this," said Robert Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute.
Why go to so much trouble to make it meaty?
For one thing, vaccines are only half as much trouble to make as antibodies.
"Someone is going to an awful lot of trouble to make Wiz look guilty," Hammond said.
So why bother going to all the trouble to make it 1,000 horsepower?
