Sentence examples for was troubled with from inspiring English sources
Its development, under the codename "Longhorn", was troubled, with ambitious elements abandoned in order to get it into production.
His childhood was troubled with psychotic episodes and in prison he tried several times to kill himself.
"I actually wrote an earlier play called 'Somewhere Fun' before 'God's Ear' about people who were more like me, and I was troubled with it," she said.
"If that was his verdict, and he was troubled with it, that was his chance to say so," Mr. Lawrence said.
Another juror, he said, was troubled with the notion that Mr. Woods could be guilty of murder without pulling a trigger.
When she was in her thirties, she said, she was troubled with arthritis, but it had disappeared years ago; she thought the secret was in keeping warm enough.
Were these chores that we wouldn't have been troubled with at a luxurious retreat?
He promised the jurors they would not be "troubled" with photographs of the bodies.
Our world is troubled with tensions, problems and conflicts.
O'Reilly's later years were troubled with poor health, including the loss of a leg.
We're trapped in a world That's troubled with pain.
