Sentence examples for troublesome things from inspiring English sources
Indeed, many point to kotonakareshugi, a word that means willfully ignoring troublesome things.
To deny the UK housing crisis is increasingly to reveal your incontrovertible idiocy, a wilful refusal to be bothered by such troublesome things as facts.
We've been there for each other through good times and bad, and having kids is something that really binds you together; we'll talk to each other about troublesome things, like what to do with a kid who doesn't sleep.
Grit, said the authors, is "characterized by the long-term interests and passions, and willingness to persevere through obstacles and setbacks to make progress toward goals". It stands to reason that someone with lots of grit would be less inclined to ruminate on troublesome things and consider suicide.
There's one brilliant bit which resonated massively for me, where she says one of the deep, troublesome things about being a woman is that your creative fertility starts peaking in your mid-thirties, where people start taking you seriously as a writer or an actress or whatever, when just at the same time your fertility goes the other way.
Or maybe they're just reminding us how cool things can be without troublesome things like the Emancipation Proclamation or Title IX.
The only really disruptive and troublesome thing a budding rebel can do is to disconnect entirely.
The second most troublesome thing, according to the poll, was the excessive amount of office space that all the plans included.
"The most troublesome thing is harmful rumours and the psychological effect [on consumers] as a result of radiation concerns," says Kaoru Yosano, the economy minister.
Sometimes she'll show clients properties with a deal breaker too, to test how they really feel about it — especially if the troublesome thing can be changed without too much aggravation or cost.
