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Meanings of sorely troubled in English
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Usage of sorely troubled in English
1
Many parents are sorely troubled over the independent ways of today's youth.
2
Now I have seen that handiwork, and my faith is sorely troubled.
3
But gossip had reached the bishop, and he was sorely troubled also.
4
He was sorely troubled and his great body trembled with nervous quivers.
5
She was a little afraid; and her conscience was sorely troubled.
6
I am sorely troubled; but you at least will forgive me.
7
Hold it for truth that I was sorely troubled and sick of heart.
8
But there,-behindme, is a multitude sorely troubled in the darkness.
9
For days thereafter the people of New Salem were sorely troubled.
10
Arthur always spoke hopefully, but in his heart he was often sorely troubled.
11
The thought sorely troubled her, but she kept it to herself.
12
Barbara Lanison was sorely troubled when Harriet Payne did not return.
13
Her face was very pale, and her eyes looked sorely troubled.
14
Thereat Leif was sorely troubled, for he loved his foster-father dearly.
15
So he waited and entrenched himself, sorely troubled, but uncertain what to do.
16
When Dr. Tolbridge heard what had happened, he was sorely troubled.
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