Sentence examples for troublesome of from inspiring English sources

The best and most troublesome of Albee's female characters are her.

After all, he is not the most troublesome of the Estrada cronies that Mrs Arroyo will have to confront.

Sometimes democracy is troublesome, of course, and democracy can be managed as poorly as other forms of government.

Most troublesome of all was a host of weather-borne diseases and afflictions, most notably late blight.

That is one of the Mets' two tasks, probably the more troublesome of the two because of the city they share.

In fact, the production logistics should not be troublesome: of those six artists, only the Stones and Waters are famed for their lavish productions.

The source of the play was a two-part drama generally known as The Troublesome Raigne of John King of England.

Recombination of linked mutations is troublesome because of the low rate of mitotic crossing-over in A. niger.

In time, Penn became all too aware of the "troublesome work" of urban planning.

The authorities recently had a reminder of how troublesome some of its artists can be.

These folks tend to assume that all of the troublesome aspects of our tradition stem from the hadith, Muhammad's recorded sayings and actions.