Sentence examples for was always troubled from inspiring English sources

Penn Warren, however, was always troubled by the identification of Willie Stark with Huey Long.

I was always troubled by Arabic's tendency to elide the distinction between "a lot" and "too much".

What quickly becomes clear is that Pritchard and Floyd's relationship was always troubled, marked by envy and rancour on either side, as well as affection.

While I enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and the lush amenities of the complex, I was always troubled that I had to rely on my automobile for just about everything.

In A Delicate Balance, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and The Goat in particular, there are people who are haunted by a sense of being imposters, just as Albee was always troubled by his unknowing lottery win in infancy, a poor foundling dropped into a clan of wealth and privilege.

I was always troubled by this form of entertainment and decided to see if that were still the case.

First, for reasons of security; there are always troubled or idiotic souls who dream of fomenting repeats of a public disaster, though they seldom succeed.

"It's always troubled me that the American people are so ignorant of these rich Indian cultures," Mr. Hillerman once told Publishers Weekly.

I am always troubled by the use of cheap historical analogies in order to make a self-serving point in the moment.

He told us, "I only ask that people accept responsibility for what they're wearing and own the look," and, "I'm always troubled when celebrities say to me that they don't know what designer they're wearing".

In contrast those women who went home, despite being given permission, were always troubled about whether being at home would compromise the safety of their baby and hence felt less in control at the onset of labour.