Sentence examples for why trouble with from inspiring English sources

Then again, it turns out Sarandon was likely being deliberately misrepresented, as Clinton so often is: Controversy is the currency of the day; why trouble with inconvenient, more complicated facts?

And why trouble yourself with another human being when they can be so temperamental?

Of course, that's why Americans have trouble with it.

I think that is possibly why he has trouble with girlfriends".

As a young American woman, I am in full support of Bernie Sanders – but I disagree with Jill Abramson's reasoning as to why (Hillary Clinton's trouble with young women, 25 January).

The union leaders, who represent fire officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians and fire dispatchers, said that they no longer trusted the accuracy of the official accounts of why firefighters had trouble with their hand-held radios.

One of the reasons why people have trouble with Dialogue is that they assume it's for screenwriting, but when they pick it up, they realize they've got to think like novelists and playwrights.

It's rewriting the narrative of what a love is "supposed" to be, and how it "should" feel, not only on terms that you're comfortable with, but that are a more true and honest and loving expression of who you are in and out of your partnership....And that's usually the reason why they have trouble with relationships -- romantic and not.

That's why I get in trouble with my tongue.

Why?" He still had trouble with basic math, and with understanding someone else's point of view.

In "It Just Ain't Right," he uses a sample of DeBarge to tell an old girlfriend why he's having trouble with his new one: "I'll be sexing her and I call your name/ And it just ain't right".