Sentence examples for troubles about from inspiring English sources
It's rarely troubles about, say, mortgages or jobs, but about fading looks and private-school admissions.
Greta Garbo Came to Donegal has its ragged aspects: it crams in so much that it bulges, what with the Troubles about to start, the clever girl who may be denied a university education, her voluble, quarrelling parents, a touchy English artist, and a handsome young gay man who makes his first entrance bollock-naked and later comes on wildly brandishing a scythe.
The shortlist is completed by former Booker winner JG Farrell's Troubles, about an army major in 1919 Ireland where the struggle for independence is about to begin, and Nobel prize-winning Australian writer Patrick White's The Vivisector, which tells of an artist who mercilessly dissects his subjects' weaknesses.
"What kind of a state is it," Murau asks himself, "that pays a fat pension to a mass murderer and showers him with honors and commendations, yet no longer troubles about Schermaier?" In his anger, he decides to write a book to be called "Extinction," whose purpose will be "to extinguish what it describes, to extinguish everything that Wolfsegg means to me, everything that Wolfsegg is, everything".
While aware of global troubles about which we all get appeals for funds, Kurtz loved to laugh.
"These here scars ain't nothing I'm troubled about," William says regarding the marks on his back.
Santa Barbara County's emergency communication center received a report of engine trouble about 10 p.m., the sheriff's office said.
"What a lot of people are troubled about is the silence on the part of the administration," Singh told The Huffington Post.
Your soul isn't troubled about me,.
Nobody troubled about forging a national army.
