Sentence examples for troubles that lie from inspiring English sources
That is a measure of the troubles that lie ahead for us.
As the townsfolk buy into the lead character's delusion and adopt the doll as one of their own (inviting it to parties, hiring it to do community service), the emotional directness of Nancy Oliver's screenplay gently tugs the film over the deeper, disturbing psychic troubles that lie beneath the surface.
As the townfolk buy into the lead character's delusion and adopt the doll as one of their own (inviting it to parties, hiring it to do community service), the emotional directness of Nancy Oliver's screenplay gently tugs the film's charming spirits over the deeper, disturbing psychic troubles that lie beneath the surface.
When the new-born human baby takes its first look at the world and bursts into tears, one can admire its prescience, considering all the troubles that lie ahead for it.
David is gruff, monosyllabic and seemingly not best-friend material, but we are made to perceive the troubles that lie behind his off-putting behaviour.
But if America reacts by turning in on itself raising trade barriers and rejecting foreign investors it risks exacerbating the economic troubles that lie behind its current funk.Everybody goes through bad times.
He was thinking of young Tamila and Malika, her aunt, when he said: "We spend all our lives at this hospital and we see all the troubles that lay as a burden on our patients, so it gives us a heartache.
Well before World War II had ended, American planners, confident of victory, could sense the trouble that lay ahead.
But what do you do with the trouble that lies behind it?
Despite the upheaval, there were few signs of the trouble that lay ahead when Betis started the new season with an excellent performance against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, taking the lead before eventually suffering an undeserved 2-1 defeatoto a late winner from Isco.
Joe Hart, in his first competitive start for his country, was outstanding to an extent that should make Capello uneasy about the troubles that could lie ahead on Tuesday, in the away game with Switzerland.
