Some people are suffering from no chance. Others are troubled by too many opportunities.
But this question lingers, and I continue to be troubled by the unequal distribution of scientific knowledge throughout the world.
People who washed their hands after contemplating an unethical act were less troubled by their thoughts than those who didn't, the study found.
What is clear is that in countries such as Japan, Germany and Italy, which are all troubled by the demographics of shrinking populations, far fewer women work than in America, let alone Sweden.
Thought is best, Socrates says, when the mind is gathered into itself, and is not troubled by sounds or sights or pain or pleasure, but takes leave of the body and aspires after true being;
He was troubled by religious doubt.
Mary Rogers was troubled by art programs being cut from schools.
Let me share with you the thought that we should not be unduly troubled by these difficulties.
The boss resigned because he was not troubled by the rumors of black letter. It was clear that everyone was afraid of words.
After leaving this night, we are all busy fighting for life. We will meet other people in the future, but may still be troubled by love. Then, maybe we are busy getting married and having children.
If you want to be short of life and want to be in the vast sea, if you can really put it down, if you can really exile the heart and not be troubled by the secular trouble, it is so good that it is so open-minded, so it is so in the mountains and rivers, leisurely and leisurely, rather than secular, vulgar and disturbing.
One customer, a concert recitalist, was troubled by the dry sound and insisted he change it.
The heart is troubled by yesterday's worries. It becomes more and more tightly bound by the hands of the years. If you left yesterday, sad and indescribable silhouette.
Acts 5:16 and the multitude from the cities surrounding Jerusalem also came together, carrying the sick and those troubled by unclean spirits, for such ones were all being healed.
He is troubled by [with] nightmare.
Zeus made still another race, that of iron, troubled by toil and misery, although good is intermingled with their evils.
Testament to his resolve as a Jedi Master, Mace emerged from Haruun Kal true to the Jedi code, though he would be troubled by the questions raised by that jungle war for the remainder of his days.
They were slowly troubled by the terrible past.
If Mr Liveris is troubled by the thought that small-government types would consider him a scrounger, he does not show it.
Through the years of the beacon of the beacon, if the heart is troubled by the dust covered too thick, the resentment of the spider silk entanglement too complicated, then, living is a kind of punishment, a hundred years of life is a period of pain and long time.
Einstein and many other scientists were troubled by action at a distance because it means that some information can travel faster than light.
Besides, users were troubled by the easy worn and broken of domestic welded up hammer head.
I confess my iniquity; I am troubled by my sin.
The captain has been troubled by the problem for some time and suffered recurrences against Sunderland and Braga this season.
The wisdom of life is not to expand the grievance that you face, in ordinary days, who may be troubled by the possibility of being blocked, remember a simple truth, put down what's going on, and bring up a busy day.
In real life, some people are often troubled by obesity, try a variety of ways to lose weight, but the effect is limited, and some bounce rate is still high.
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