Sentence examples for troubling to go from inspiring English sources

"But, once these new positions were acquired, the two parties sat opposite each other silently, without troubling to go any further.

It's very troubling to go back to Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid and find that it's a story about a mermaid who gives up her voice for legs to get a man.

In fact, three recent nominees — Donald Rumsfeld, Les Aspin and Harold Brown — faced such little opposition that they were confirmed by a voice vote, where senators are not even troubled to go on the record with a yea or nay.

And it was too much trouble to go out for something in the rain.

This may seem like a lot of trouble to go to, to cook outdoors twice a year.

To the uninitiated, all this may seem like a great deal of trouble to go through to move a mere kilo.

By the time of next year's presidential election, they may have grown discontented enough to take the trouble to go to the polls and vote, jolting Ayatollah Khamenei, and sending Mr Ahmadinejad packing.

It seems like an awful lot of trouble to go to just to ensure the opposition are 10 yards away at the kickoff.

Have you ever walked out of a store with a pear, after forgetting to pay, and decided it was too much trouble to go back?

nasa claims, for example, that the lunar expeditions gave us the cordless drill; what a lot of trouble to go through to improve upon the handyman special.

Mr. Atta came on June 3, also through Newark, but in another of the unresolved mysteries he arrived via Prague, where he took considerable trouble to go.