be troubled by something

But I find myself troubled by this view and will provide an example of why.

Of the two, he seemed less troubled by his plight.

She felt troubled by this until they were away from the sound of its waters.

Troubled by his asthma he decided to move to California.

If troubled by the pollution, leave the city for a few days and get some fresh air.

Some said they had not really given the bombings much thought, and felt troubled by that.

Increasingly troubled by back pain, he retired in the late 1960s and opened a music school.

Elizabeth survived until 1698, much troubled by her son's further career.

I've been very homesick and much troubled by this war.

In bed she was vaguely troubled by it, and examined her own answer.