Yet Mick Mulvaney, Trump's budget director, was untroubled by this.
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Clients, the firm says, remain untroubled by the current hullabaloo.
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Sometimes, this is just about creating a smooth, untroubled gameflow.
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There have been times when he has even looked untroubled.
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Ballet today, however, can be especially troubling where it's untroubled.
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For now, however, consumers appear untroubled by the Brexit vote.
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Even many Second Amendment absolutists are untroubled by the new rules.
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With the rest untroubled by a man with a plastic vagina.
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But it was not an entirely untroubled day for Mr. Farage.
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"The Brahms-Haydn Variations" (2000), by contrast, is untroubled and assured.
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Still, Mr. Lauren seems like a man of complete, untroubled conviction.
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But Toritama's tailors are seemingly untroubled since they work for themselves.
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Sir James, like Elon Musk of Tesla, seems untroubled by self-doubt.
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Anime Princess seemed similarly untroubled by the use of other women's photos.
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Anarchists on the lam congregated in London, relatively untroubled by the police.
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The Cavaliers are 6-0 and untroubled in the playoffs so far.
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More important, historians are untroubled by the absence of such a document.
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In my second appointment with her, I was untroubled by her disability.
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The book ends like a Kodachrome travelogue: The family travelers are briefly untroubled.
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Most voters are untroubled: seven in ten Filipinos approve of Mr Duterte's performance.
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He was untroubled by the fact that he had never won an Oscar.
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Friends and relatives also presented a uniformly untroubled picture of the pilot, Capt.
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Her voice—never the instrument she was famous for—resounded with untroubled confidence.
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Mr. Kelly has told colleagues he is untroubled by most of the departures.
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On Monday, the court's more liberal justices appeared generally untroubled by the procedure.
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Both were riveting but interfered with what had, until then, been blissfully untroubled sleep.
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Here, everyone is loving and admirable and largely untroubled by religious or philosophical considerations.
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Mr. DeHaan is, unlike many young actors, untroubled by his slow and steady ascent.
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Yet there was an untroubled ritual that, day after day, required us to step away.
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I think the IOC were pretty untroubled, by what I can see, from Los Angeles.
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The goddess of love has an untroubled face and a slight paunch in her belly.
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Across the rest of Europe, few other Socialist politicians can aspire to such untroubled leadership.
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That is not to say that relations between African-Americans and the police department are untroubled.
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Instead, Mr. Coates seems committed to approaching his hero thoughtfully, untroubled by comics fans' political leanings.
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It allows "Love It or Leave It" patriotism to survive untroubled by the awkwardnesses of reality.
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Untroubled by the Knicks' loss, the N.B.A.'s fast-rising artist du jour kept it moving.
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If Google gets pushy with any of those, I'm usually untroubled because I do actually want them.
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Sensationalist news stories beam from the screens, charging these otherwise untroubled scenes with a sense of doom.
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A young man, Yang Linfeng, seems untroubled by the chaos as he walks back to his car.
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All this allowed TTIP's opponents to build up their own narrative, one often untroubled by factual accuracy.
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For now, says Paul Bloxham, an economist at HSBC, markets have been largely untroubled by Australia's result.
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He is also untroubled that the experts in his administration were advising him to take another course.
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Somewhere in the distance, a dog starts barking furiously, but otherwise the neighborhood appears entirely untroubled, serene.
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If I can get them what they want, they'll go away, and Yima will be untroubled again.
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How many high schoolers are taught by a college professor who is untroubled by skepticism or dissent?
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But in a Monday interview with The New Yorker, the president's lawyer sounded untroubled by such talk.
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The men returned to their villages in a relatively untroubled area of Kyauktaw in the northern Rakhine state.
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She looked peaceful, untroubled, her hair tucked behind her ears, her hands in the pocket of Chloe's sweatshirt.
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Mexico holding its own; can't tell if Germany is a bit slow, or just extremely confident and untroubled.
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One of Davis's stated goals was to "show black people in normal scenarios," untroubled by guns or drugs.
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I am mostly untroubled by video game violence, and I have sunk hours into playing Battlefield games before.
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He plays with a precise touch and an amber sound, humming and peaceful but, thankfully, never entirely untroubled.
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And so far, his unshakeable supporters seem untroubled that he has junked his pledge to fund his own campaign.
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Mr. Hoekstra said he was untroubled by Mr. Trump's goading of a foreign power, particularly in light of Mrs.
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Uganda's foreign affairs ministry has dismissed the reports as rumors and insisted relations between the two countries were untroubled.
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Five couples, joined in the second part by a sixth one in white, incarnate various untroubled aspects of love.
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I could see the version of myself I wished I was playing back in my head... charismatic and untroubled.
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Indolent and apparently untroubled by his multiple failings, Antonio had received the farm as part of his wife's dowry.
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Why it matters: China's authoritarian system, largely untroubled by deliberative holdups, has been pouring money into its AI sector.
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"She's the walker, she's the treat giver and I'm the pooper scooper," said Stacey, evidently untroubled by her designation.
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Solar power will soon have to compete without government support, Mr. Guinness said, but he's untroubled by the switch.
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And yet he's untroubled by the share price itself, but rather thankful Box finished its IPO when it did.
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For now, as the good times have coincided with a period of record-low interest rates, markets have been untroubled.
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During the cold war business was largely untroubled by superpower rivalry because the Soviet Union was an unwelcoming, closed economy.
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He says he is untroubled at losing control of what academics say are the functions most central to IKEA's success.
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One day you're young and untroubled, the next your mailbox is full of fliers for Medicare options and preplanned funerals.
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The same figure, so untroubled by Nazi salutes in 1936, was outraged by the clenched fists of his fellow Americans.
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In many respects, "Becoming Astrid" is your standard biographical drama, its familiar beats untroubled by narrative daring or stylistic surprises.
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No major presidential candidate has ever been quite as disdainful of knowledge, as indifferent to facts, as untroubled by his benightedness.
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A more cohesive, untroubled, assured, uncomplicated Britain would have been a much less interesting one to travel around and write about.
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He immediately forgets the commonality, and his forehead is once again as smooth and untroubled as the surface of Lake Placid.
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Perhaps the momentum is shifting toward us getting a fully realized, free, and untroubled Wayne before the end of the year.
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All of that, says the delightfully untroubled Ho, will require lots of data storage, which Huawei sees as a business opportunity.
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Commentary A growing cohort of pro-Russian politicians in Europe is untroubled by Putin's illiberal policies and benefits from his support.
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The secret to his majesty is that he was a square citizen, untroubled by ambivalence and having no use for irony.
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Untroubled by the Iranians and Russians, the Turks are fighting to expand their enclave (against IS and the Kurds) in the north.
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Collar unbuttoned, sleeves rolled to his elbows, the energetic 76-year-old was untroubled by the scorn that Brazilians heap upon him.
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Mr McConnell is serenely untroubled by the precedent he set, and President Donald Trump plans to announce his nominee on July 9th.
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The pastor said he was untroubled by Mr. Trump's imprecise description of one of the two black men killed by the police.
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Moderate Democrats, meanwhile, would be untroubled by these social stances and perhaps drawn to Schultz's message of fiscal responsibility and deficit cutting.
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"The MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on Tuesday described Reeves as "untroubled" by the coronavirus outbreak, a characterization he called "a dangerous lie.
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Elizabeth has a Zen way about her, and as Daniel's food grew cold while he relayed his past grievance, she looked untroubled.
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The presumed mastermind behind the murder, mid-flight, of the human rights activist Munir Said Thalib in 2004 has been left untroubled.
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Cilic failed to convert a set point in the 10th game but once he had taken the opening tiebreaker he was untroubled.
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And he professed to be untroubled by the possibility of Mike Bloomberg dropping $1 billion to beat him out for the nomination.
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At the hearing, the five Republican-appointed justices, including Mr Trump's two, sounded untroubled by Mr Ross's rationale for amending the census form.
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But where O'Toole warns of the dangers posed by indiscriminate eruptions of nationalist fervor, Lowry's "The Case for Nationalism" exudes an untroubled sanguinity.
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Some conservatives sounded untroubled by the exodus of moderate lawmakers, who had frequently voted with Democrats in the Legislature even before changing parties.
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The hosts were mostly untroubled but lacked sharpness and they had a narrow escape just before the break when Reiss Nelson headed just wide.
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The 36-year-old American was untroubled in a 6-20163 6-2 victory — her 90th singles match win at the All England Club.
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Initially, the White House was untroubled that Trump's disparaging words were leaked to the press, thinking that it would play well with the base.
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If Comey's letter had resurrected the dreaded specter of Clinton's emails, her diehards in Florida, where she spent most of Saturday, were openly untroubled.
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As much as people love convenience, the fact is that an untroubled life is a boring one—just ask any rich person with depression.
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China pushed to find a breakthrough but Italy's back four were largely untroubled as they kept their opponents at bay until the final whistle.
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Politicians, as a rule, do not trouble themselves overmuch with the opinions of intellectuals, and Trump is unusually untroubled by debates about political philosophy.
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Murray, a five-time runner-up here, was apparently untroubled by the ankle he had rolled in a second-round victory over Andrey Rublev.
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Unless Congress suddenly reverses itself and develops an interest in ethics, not to mention a spine, Mr. Kushner's path will be clear and untroubled.
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Canada came through the global financial crisis better than America did, in part because its banks are prudent, well-regulated and untroubled by excessive competition.
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While the 'Big Four' look to continue their relatively untroubled march forward, in the wide-open women's draw there are some fascinating encounters on Monday.
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And then there is Russia, which has both a long history of disinformation campaigns and a domestic political culture largely untroubled by concerns of truth.
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A useful way to think about Mr Trump's politics is as a collection of impulses, usually contradictory, untroubled by a need to be overly consistent.
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Though he had already spent weeks of long days focused on the score, he seemed untroubled by the fact that it was not yet complete.
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Untroubled by financial necessity, the family would sometimes allow buildings to sit vacant for decades if they couldn't find the sort of tenant they wanted.
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Amid swirling investigations into possible collusion between his campaign and Russia, Trump remains untroubled about fostering the appearance of close ties between himself and Putin.
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Shanghai stocks added 2.43 percent with investors seemingly untroubled as China's central bank raised short-term rates for the third time in as many months.
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It conjures an idealized vision of a place where Black people can just be, untroubled by the pain of history and celebrated for their achievements.
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It is flat and untroubled by cars, and I do it once or twice each week, taking one hour and one, two, sometimes even three minutes.
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But in the latter video two days later, Kohlhepp appears disconcertingly untroubled, even joking occasionally, as he describes how he killed seven people over 13 years.
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While Raikkonen ended the day with 108 laps under his belt, the Mercedes pair put in 168 laps between them after an untroubled 623 on Monday.
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Ms. Pelosi said she was untroubled by Mr. Clyburn's statement of interest, calling him a "beautiful, lovely member of Congress" whom she views as a brother.
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But this week, when perhaps our faith in civil servants and our generally untroubled union was tested more than usual, all the Masses were canceled: coronavirus.
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FOR A MAN facing imminent electoral extinction Alexis Tsipras, the 44-year-old prime minister of Greece, seems as untroubled as Socrates preparing to drink his hemlock.
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He casts his life as a Christian as similarly divided—often doubtful and ironic where others seem, to him, naturally pious and enviably prone to untroubled belief.
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CreditCreditPaulo Nunes dos Santos for The New York Times LETTERKENNY, Ireland — The cows stand oblivious in the relentless drizzle, seemingly untroubled by their proximity to the border.
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Members seem untroubled by the founder's suspended three-year jail sentence 2014 for a scam in which church officials were urged to buy overpriced shares from his son.
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At times it can evoke the recent precedent of bands led by the trumpeters Dave Douglas or Ambrose Akinmusire, but in a way that feels natural and untroubled.
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While judges like Kennedy are untroubled by the flood of unsuccessful Chapter 13s, our analysis found Memphis attorneys who have built successful bankruptcy practices in a different way.
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As for Putin, who brought with him a Cossack choir as a gift for the newlyweds, he was typically untroubled by the controversy stirred up by his presence.
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But Democrats would be better off getting someone young, dynamic, and untroubled by scandal in there to make a play to become a future leader of the party.
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As a rapper, Pop Smoke metes out verses in tight clusters while still sounding relaxed, as if untroubled by the battles he knows are just around the corner.
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Murray, who suffered a bout of shingles since losing early in the Australian Open, was relatively untroubled as he set up a second round against Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez.
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Rosberg led through the first corner and romped away untroubled, while Hamilton was hit broadside by the Williams of Finland's Valtteri Bottas and had to fight back from seventh.
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Megan Fairchild, making a role debut in green, has the air of a self-sufficient party girl, enjoying the attentions of men but untroubled when they leave her alone.
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May, who succeeded Cameron last July, had an untroubled first nine months in office, and she had the opportunity to win a landslide majority in the House of Commons.
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England's biggest problem at these Euros has been trying to win games the regular way: forwards up front, doing all that running about; defenders at the back, largely untroubled.
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"We have, for centuries, sought to either find or create a promised land where we would be untroubled by the criminal horrors of our American existence," Carvell Wallace writes.
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In 2012, Republicans defended Mitt Romney when he said Russia was our biggest geopolitical threat; today they are wholly untroubled by its effort to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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After riding into office on promises to "drain the swamp," he now appears equally untroubled by the real dangers posed by nepotism, and uninterested in following a sensible law.
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The largely untroubled private banks are steadily gaining market share, making 58% of new loans last year despite accounting for just 30% of the existing stock, according to Credit Suisse.
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The vast majority of Mr. Trump's fans were not only untroubled, but were willing to stand in line for hours to hear him say the same things all over again.
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None of these three accused him of unwanted sexual contact, but their accounts support the idea that Moore was untroubled by age gaps that would trouble a better man considerably.
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Mr. Ricci, a battalion chief and union leader who has been on the New Haven force for 21 years, suspected the play would have a liberal slant, but was untroubled.
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It takes untroubled markets with happy customers and punishes them — by not letting them know when it's the open enrollment period, or with higher premiums than they would have otherwise experienced.
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Reducing her to four adjectives — young, lithe, athletic, and untroubled — Farago re-objectifies Marie-Thérèse, implying and thereby perpetuating the longstanding notion that being objectified is women's only contribution to art.
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Trying to reverse the brainwashing is a prison teacher who is astonished that the bright-eyed young women seem untroubled by their crimes and the fact they will die in jail.
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Top seed Djokovic, untroubled so far as he seeks a sixth Australian Open title, takes on Italian 28th seed Andreas Seppi having beaten him in all 11 of their previous meetings.
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And it's useful to have a friend who's the President, particularly if there are close regulatory calls, and a President who is untroubled by the rules and norms in that regard.
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Back at home now, she seems remarkably untroubled by her experiences and still enthusiastic about the caliphate, though, as she says, it was not God's will to work out this time.
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American political rhetoric has, for generations, been built on some version of this untroubled future: one that is always bright, that is inexhaustible, that belongs to and is guaranteed to Americans.
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Tom, a closet liberal, has spent his professional lifetime donating equally to Republicans and Democrats, and is untroubled by the prospect of lying during his confirmation hearings should he be nominated.
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Men's defending champion Novak Djokovic was untroubled as he began his quest for a fifth Wimbledon crown that would take him level on the all-time list with Swedish great Bjorn Borg.
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Their best chance fell to Marcus Rashford on the hour but, after leaving David Luiz and Gary Cahill trailing, he was denied by a smart save from an otherwise untroubled Thibaut Courtois.
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Those who are untroubled by ambiguity may reasonably assert that as the first gentleman did not explicitly ask you to hold the item, there was no obligation for you to do so.
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If we were patient, across the lake's untroubled sheen came the voice of the loon, the peace we had traveled far to find, a flash of fireflies as his eyes met mine.
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LE MANS, France (Reuters) - Defending champions and overwhelming favorites Toyota were running first and second after an untroubled opening three hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans sportscar race on Saturday.
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According to the "International Glossary of Hydrology," a cloudburst is "a rainstorm of extraordinary intensity and relatively short duration" that can deliver thunder, hail, even flash floods to a previously untroubled day.
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Starting second behind Porsche's pole-sitter Andre Lotterer, Evans took the lead from the German into the first corner and enjoyed an untroubled run to only his second victory in the series.
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They want to be partners with the rich and powerful in defining our future as a country, not recipients of their benevolent ministrations, which explains why they're untroubled by Mr. Trump's great wealth.
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He has excoriated Clinton for her vote to approve the Iraq War, but has indicated he is untroubled by Pence's identical vote (not to speak of his own previous support for that war).
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"Although we were untroubled by any reliability issues, and we ran through our program as expected, it wasn't our best day from a performance point of view," said Mercedes technical head James Allison.
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Nadal has been untroubled en route to the semis, apart from a blip in the quarter-finals against Diego Schwartzman, but the towering Del Potro looms large on Court Philippe Chatrier on Friday.
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"He's a true believer in torture, a sincere believer, and is completely untroubled by any moral qualms about its use," says Alberto Mora, a senior fellow at Harvard's Carr Center for Human Rights.
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Of course, it's not for a nature documentary, but rather for the shippers and grocery conglomerates that want to make sure their apples and oranges are arriving at their destinations untroubled and unbruised.
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Its star guest in 2004 was the left-wing London mayor Ken Livingstone, who professed his fierce commitment to equality but at the time was obviously completely untroubled by an exploitative men's event.
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The 215,800 American troops deployed to Saudi Arabia on October 11th do not lay those worries to rest, though they do show that Mr Trump's aversion to foreign entanglements is untroubled by consistency.
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For diners from both East and West, whole sardines on a plate, however beady-eyed, would be unlikely to inspire dread; nor would a pie with an untroubled crust, seafood tidily tucked beneath.
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The 15th-seeded Barty arrived in Melbourne after a final appearance at the Sydney international, where she also beat world number one Simona Halep, and has looked untroubled in the year's first Grand Slam.
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Halep, who said she was untroubled by the ankle problem that has bothered her at times here, was never going to lose her grip from there, even if Pliskova did offer some late resistance.
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Besides the P-room—the name given to my dad's basement porn stash by me and my siblings—and the dubbed VHS porn, I enjoyed a relatively untroubled relationship with my father and stepmother.
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The frankly observing, untroubled intelligence of the four subjects stuns with what I want to call the Sherald Effect: an experience of looking that entails being looked at, to ambiguous but inescapably gripping ends.
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Suddenly with a Republican president in office and in desperate need of something their party can tout as a major legislative achievement, they are blithely untroubled by the danger of an exploding federal deficit.
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Marshall's untroubled embrace of painting's age-old narrative and decorative functions projects a degree of confidence that is backed both by his passion for the medium and by the authenticity of his lived experience.
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Artists may be alarmed by Clayton's generally untroubled view of sharing pirated files, but it is hard not to be swept up in his celebration of viral culture and the joys of public listening.
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A quick aside: George has been incredible for the Thunder this season, and he looks like a man playing with an untroubled conscience — and without the distraction of free agency and looming future decisions.
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Tougher challenges will undoubtedly come but the untroubled progress of the two reigning champions and dominant players of 2015 has started to resemble a procession in the first week of the year's first grand slam.
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And so was born Iosseliani's mature style, the vision of neither bewildered tourist nor native son, sympathetic yet supremely ironized, untroubled by an obligation to get to anyplace in particular, but always on the move.
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Jean-Christophe Babin, boss of Bulgari, a luxury-goods firm, says he would be untroubled by Brexit for different reasons: if the pound slumped, tourists would boost sales at his new flagship shop in London.
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It was no surprise that communities like the one I grew up in were seen as the model minority—our ranks had been selected to come to America and pursue largely untroubled middle-class lives.
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And when he talks about his hypothetical administration, Trump, like a prototypical fascist, espouses a kind of executive supremacy, untroubled in any obvious way by the balance of separated powers set forth in the constitution.
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His style had evolved, in line with modernists like Lennie Tristano and Thelonious Monk, but he still had a trace of the South in his earthy attack, and in his untroubled relationship with blues inflection.
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But Mr. Sivan is a creature of our time: a self-possessed, on-his-own-terms heartthrob, gay and untroubled, with the commercial sheen of a Disney star and the charisma of a boy prince.
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As in his previous HBO series, "Eastbound and Down" and "Vice Principals," which he cocreated, McBride's character in "Gemstones" embodies a particular brand of unreconstructed male, less oblivious to his privilege than untroubled by it.
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Anthony Kennedy's retirement gave the conservative legal movement the opportunity it had sought for more than 40 years: five reliably conservative justices on the Supreme Court, untroubled by swing justices or ideologically transient David Souters.
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Whether it's because of their surroundings or just a coincidence, the Parks seem to live an untroubled and happy existence; their crime is in being so comfortable that they can't really imagine anyone is struggling.
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Williams, who already has six Melbourne Park titles in her trophy cabinet, has been similarly untroubled in reaching the last 16 and can be expected to easily deal with 21-year-old number 58 Margarita Gasparyan.
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He exited again after holding serve to lead 2-1, taking a medical time-out for treatment on an adductor muscle injury to his right leg but he jogged back out onto court and appeared untroubled.
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Rosebrock, a thirty-two-year-old Brooklyn-based playwright and actress who grew up in South Carolina, keeps her characters committed to their newfound sobriety, which isn't to say that they are blessed with untroubled minds.
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As a handsome teen, the movie's presumed protagonist, bicycles down a stretch of thruway untroubled by auto traffic, the beautiful, moving 1965 folk ballad "Blues Run the Game," by Jackson C. Frank, plays on the soundtrack.
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Trump is untroubled by the idea of partnering with authoritarians, but his remark was "met by a stunned silence" according to the WSJ, which notes it's unclear if Sisi was in the room to hear it.
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In a race that started with chaos, and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel being shunted into the wall by Red Bull's Russian Daniil Kvyat, Rosberg had an untroubled afternoon from pole to chequered flag for his 18th career win.
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I don't think it's any coincidence at all that politics and political media are both dominated by people whose life stories more closely mirror the affluent, relatively untroubled existence of the first imaginary teenage girl I described.
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Those braying for President Trump's removal seem untroubled by the partisan bias and outright criminal conduct, such as leaking classified material — that used to be considered dangerous for our national security — and lying to a federal court.
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Writing under her own name, Lane was a vigorous entrepreneur, authoring controversial, largely fraudulent biographies of noted figures (Charlie Chaplin, Henry Ford, Herbert Hoover) and embracing a style of journalism untroubled by concern for truth or accuracy.
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On top of which, his performance on the campaign trail, in debates and in the White House has made clear, time and again, how woefully uninformed he can be and how blissfully untroubled by that he is.
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World number one Djokovic was untroubled as he beat Jeremy Chardy 26-24 7-6(2) to set up a clash against Marin Cilic after the Croatian battled past Serbian Laslo Djere 4-6 6-63 6-2.
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In contrast to the quasi-Shakespearean, tragically flawed character of Lyndon Baines Johnson, who chose to end his presidency rather than preside over an unraveling nation, Bush breezed through his time in office untroubled by anxiety or doubt.
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Whether Miguel's burgeoning consciousness is just a momentary flourish or a new spark, it speaks to something inescapable about pop culture's present: when so many artists have grown outspoken, the ones who seem carefree and untroubled stand out.
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Many remember it as the score for Cunningham's dance of the same title, with designs by the artist Morris Graves; it spirited us to a zone of nature untroubled by man, as did the dance that accompanied it.
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Eventually we reached the Panj River, separating Tajikistan and Afghanistan, which we would follow for the next two days, seeing as much of Afghanistan's untroubled rural north on the other side of the river as we did Tajikistan.
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When Will stumbles onto a racist conspiracy called Cyclops, in which people are coaxed into violence through film-flicker hypnosis, his cause seems like a righteous one, but all versions of "Watchmen" are allergic to the untroubled superhero.
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Justice Thomas may have cast a lonely vote to hear the case, untroubled by the apparent pro-religion stance of the county board and still unhappy with Locke v Davey, the 2004 theology studies case from which he dissented.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When Nadia Comaneci takes her seat at the Rio Olympic Arena on Sunday, she will be able to sit back and follow the women's gymnastics competition untroubled by the pent-up tension she usually feels.
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It's certainly possible to read Little Women as an untroubled sentimental text about family bonds and individual development, but then, well, you'd miss out on the fun and insight of the novel's deeply weird and frustrated relationship to femininity.
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That artistic core — a serene proficiency untroubled by the discord that routinely erupted across the surface of his paintings — is on display in the dozens of drawings that Natter has selected to complete our understanding of Klimt the portraitist.
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Paradoxically, though Cunanan was — as the show points out — uncomfortable about his racial identity as half Filipino and his lower-middle-class standing, he seemed by all accounts publicly untroubled by his queerness, despite growing up in the '70s and '80s.
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I am the sort of person who is always waiting for the other shoe to drop, the sort of parent who fears—as I think all parents do, sometimes—that my child's smooth and untroubled exterior may conceal a riptide.
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If successful, Trump's foreign policy would create a Europe dominated by right-wing populists intent on controlling borders, while the people of Asia would be ruled by despots untroubled by calls for democratization and eager to cut bilateral trade deals.
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Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic continued his untroubled progress as he beat Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff 6-3 6-2 6-2 to reach a 10th successive quarter-final at Roland Garros — the first man to achieve that feat.
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Born to wealth and untroubled by the need to make a living, she married and divorced an Italian prince, living for a time in Milan, finding a lot of love as a bisexual, and generally cavorting and traveling with leading artists.
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Conservative justices signaled during arguments in the closely watched case a willingness to overturn a lower court ruling that blocked the question and appeared untroubled by the administration's stated justification for using the citizenship question in the decennial population count.
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BUDAPEST, May 1.7633 (Reuters) - Central European currencies moved sideways on Monday on a quiet day of trading untroubled by any shocks from EU parliament elections, while shares in Czech utility CEZ gained slightly as it announced a plan to sell foreign assets.
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If you do attend any or all of the above productions — and each seems worth gambling the price of a ticket on — you may require a palate cleanser of some sort, with a show whose central character is untroubled by moral doubts.
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He was untroubled by questions of who he was and how to find his place in the world, and was instead always searching for the next adventure, the next challenge, the next chance to either get in trouble or save the world.
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Today Nazi furry culture lives on in memes and Twitter accounts, curiously untroubled by censorship, and fan art hosted on furry site FurAffinity or Deviant Art, where occasionally swastikas are swapped out for a black pawprint on a red and white background.
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Even during the holy month of Ramadan, many Muslim women pretend to be fasting while on their periods (which they aren't meant to do) so that the men in the family remain untroubled by the most natural thing a woman's body can do.
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" ---- I was wrong about same-sex marriage By David Frum "I find myself strangely untroubled by New York state's vote to authorize same-sex marriage -- a vote that probably signals that most of 'blue' states will follow within the next 10 years.
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Since one of the project's goals was to escape the existential worry of being a person, Thwaites needed not just a smaller animal but a less intelligent one—an animal whose mental life would be simpler and more untroubled than his own.
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The ninth-ranked Khachanov ended Feliciano Lopez's superb grasscourt run with a 203-220 213-20 7-5 6-4 victory while Medvedev was equally untroubled in a 6-7(133) 6-1 6-4 6-4 win over Australia's Alexei Popyrin.
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S. Eliot, "The Waste Land" People who are born even-tempered, placid and untroubled — secure from violent passions or temptations to evil — those who have never needed to struggle all night with the Angel to emerge lame but victorious at dawn, never become great saints.
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Unless, that is, you're Paul Vasterling, the visionary artistic director of the Nashville Ballet, where a transcendent dancer named Kayla Rowser — a fierce intensity of muscle and bone and spirit, untroubled by gravity — was perfectly positioned to play Lucy as Caroline Randall Williams imagined her.
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When Mr. Buhari came to power in 2015 he made history with the first defeat of an incumbent president in an election hailed as one of the most transparent and untroubled ever in Nigeria, which has seen deadly post-vote violence in the past.
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A scintillating chapter deals with the market in citizenship: the mega-rich can, in effect, buy their way to a new and easier life through investing in countries such as St Kitts, gaining a passport (perhaps in a new name) that enables untroubled, visa-free travel.
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This was darkly illustrated by Mr Trump's equivocating response to the recent white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, which Trump voters appear untroubled by and Mr Bannon defends in the same cynically partisan fashion as he shrugs off concerns over the racist undertones of some of Breitbart's coverage.
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It's almost a class marker: the swearword of someone who would never let themselves get angry enough to resort to mere vulgarity, to say something as uninventive as fuck; the cockwomble-sayer wants to float above her enemies on a roving cloud of gentle and untroubled disdain.
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We ought to take a drastically more restrictive view of the "border" status of America's coastal population centers, demilitarize the untroubled border with Canada, and at least provisionally shrink the southern border zone in light of the dramatic decline in unauthorized crossings over the past 10 years.
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"He worked very hard, drew large crowds, and I think it clearly had a positive impact," Mitch McConnell, who will remain the Senate Majority Leader, said, apparently untroubled by the bigotry, the lies, and the fear-mongering that Trump had used as he worked up those crowds.
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Aspiring authoritarians like Viktor Orban of Hungary in turn seem enticed by the kind of power Mr. Putin and Mr. Xi wield, untroubled by the need to compromise or consult or, in the case of corruption and cronyism, to answer for evidence of misrule and malfeasance.
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In the midst of a global epidemic of Islamophobia and white nationalism, Mr. Handke's Nobel Prize has validated an aesthetic untroubled by decency, a literary project whose value should dissolve like a body in acid before the magnitude of crimes its author repeatedly denied and thus endorsed.
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The image of Eichmann, impassive, untroubled, his lips pursed, is projected behind the glass booth, while to either side are the judges, the prosecutors, the spectators, and more than a dozen witnesses testifying, one by one, to what they had seen and suffered in the death camps.
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Less than year ago, with his skies ruler-flat and child's painting blue and untroubled by regime planes, the buildings unbroken and uninfested by snipers, the boy could walk to university, some days grabbing a ka'ak from his favorite street vendor, sometimes flitting closer to the girls' college.
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For the troubadours like Chrétien de Troyes, who helped bring Lancelot into the Arthurian legend (he's a relatively late addition; originally Arthur's greatest knight was Gawain), Lancelot's love for Guinevere was noble and beautiful, if occasionally comically emasculating, and both parties were untroubled by any idea of wrongdoing.
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But, as his many articles show, he became profoundly disillusioned with the new state that emerged from unification under its first king, Victor Emmanuel II. The country's governments were increasingly corrupt and cynical, its administrators, in Lorenzini's view, largely untroubled by the desperate circumstances of the majority of Italians.
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Trump has rarely had a week untroubled by intra-party conflict, but things reached a new pitch on Tuesday, which started with a Twitter war between the president and Bob Corker (R-TN) and ended with Jeff Flake (R-AZ) offering a blistering denunciation of the president from the senate floor.
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There's no interpretation of Salazar's claims about her life that can escape the conclusion that she presented a selectively edited and lightly fabricated account of her personal history, and Rolling Stone seemed baffled to have to report last night that "the constituents of District 18 were apparently untroubled" by that.
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According to the Bernal History Project, a research and preservation group, even after the railway forged a connection with denser metropolitan areas in the late 1860s, Bernal Heights remained largely an outlier, booming only after the 1906 earthquake turned developers' attention to its wide-open, affordable and geologically untroubled spaces.
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BERGEN COUNTY Historic New Bridge Landing MAIN ST. New Bridge Landing station Hackensack 1 mile By The New York Times Mr. Burns, who works in pharmaceutical sales, calls River Edge "one of New Jersey's best-kept secrets," and is untroubled by its one notable shortcoming: the absence of a traditional downtown business district.
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The world number two, who will be joined in the last four by Milos Raonic after the Canadian beat Austrian Dominic Thiem 221-222(5) 6-3, began the week at London's O2 Arena quarrelling with a reporter and despite being relatively untroubled on court, there has been an edginess about the 12-times grand slam champion.
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Margaret Howell is one of those: After more than 40 years in business, she remains so discreet and so untroubled by the need for acclaim that you could spot her (if you could spot her) casually chatting, unrecognized, in the stairwell to her show space as dozens of guests there to see her show streamed obliviously past.
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Many creative entrepreneurs long for a relatively permanent home to laboriously — and expensively — sculpt into a showroom, but Toogood, who spent nearly a decade as a stylist and editor at The World of Interiors magazine in the 2000s, is untroubled by potential displacement: This is the sixth studio space her company has inhabited in the last eight years.
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I stare at these ideal people hovering in the dark, the angels of adspace, so familiar from a thousand daily visions, and realize that what makes them beautiful is not their shapely skulls, their tight skin, their healthy flesh, but their heroic unconcern—untroubled by conscience, unburdened by expectations, they smile for an instant before flickering away into the night.
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California — which is experiencing a well-known housing crisis — accounts for 16 percent of Invitation Homes' portfolio and is one reason it has stronger returns than American Homes 4 Rent, according to analysts at K.B.W. Apparently untroubled by these developments, Fannie Mae guaranteed a $1 billion 10-year fixed-rate loan to Invitation Homes in 2017, which was securitized by Wells Fargo.
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Late one afternoon, I lay down in the snow at the base of one for a while, watching as the fog poured in through its crown, and I remembered how untroubled Riksheim sounded at the bar the previous evening when, lowering his voice, he mentioned that there was a particular sequoia near his house that he was keeping an eye on.
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The head is lying on what looks like a nice Persian carpet, but our photographer was apparently untroubled by the disarray surrounding it: a pen, whose metal clip catches the light in the image's upper left corner; two pieces of battered wooden furniture; what appears to be an ornate but broken gilded plaster picture frame; and a blue crocheted blanket.
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In the final lines of the Georgics, a long didactic poem about farming which he finished when he was around forty, the poet looked back yearningly to the untroubled leisure he had enjoyed during that period: And I, the poet Virgil, nurtured by sweet Parthénopé [Naples], was flourishing in the pleasures Of idle studies, I, who bold in youth Played games with shepherds' songs.
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"[E]ven when I couldn't see it I liked knowing it was there for the depth and solidity it gave things, the reinforcement to infrastructure, an invisible, bedrock rightness that reassured me just as it was reassuring to know that far away, whales swam untroubled in Baltic waters and monks in arcane time zones chanted ceaselessly for the salvation of the world," he says in the book.
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Bierstadt's kind of sublime has now become, in art and literature, almost the standard response to reality in America: to flee from the scene of the crime, to seek refuge and comfort in beauty and nature, to be untroubled by the facts of the world and in almost perfect agreement with classical liberalism (and its more militant branch, neoliberalism), preaching the ugliness of politics from which one must escape.
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He was wearing shorts and flip-flops; he has a soft handshake and an easy, teasing manner that he knows will likely confound people who expect the sustained contentiousness that he employs online and on TV. (On cable news shows, Greenwald draws his lower lip over his bottom teeth, blinks slowly, and seems able to state his position on the Espionage Act of 1917 while inhaling.) Greenwald, though untroubled about being thought relentless, told me that he was "actually trying to become less acerbic, less gratuitously combative" in public debates.
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