Untroubled in a sentence

Definition of Untroubled

• It was a pleased and untroubled face that met his gaze when she extended her hand to him.
• His eyes were closed, but his face was as untroubled as that of some quiet sleeper.
• Her untroubled young spirit had little sympathy for others more weary and wayworn.
• Now she was sometimes irritable, disclosing a fretfulness close under the untroubled surface.
• He had knocked over a smaller chair on the way, but this time he was untroubled by his clumsiness.
• Sweet as a white rose; untroubled as the stars; full of hope as the flush of the morning.
• And he had run beyond it, he should live Thenceforth a painless and untroubled life.
• I slept that night like a log, untroubled by dreams, and woke late the next morning.
• And in the untroubled night The nightingale still sings, the jasmine still is sweet.
• She, it is certain, would do it very accurately, untroubled by the deceptions of any Muse.
• Down, down, far down upon the untroubled green A shepherd-boy that swung a little sling.
• Like gods they lived, with calm, untroubled mind, Free from the toil and anguish of our kind.
• Does Truth yet limn upon untroubled eyes, Pure and serene, her world of Iris-dies?
• I see the day coming when men and women will go untroubled by any ailment from the cradle to the grave.
• But there was a more solid social comfort, such as befits people untroubled by the certainty that the world is looking on.
• After this stupendous incident had ruffled the waters of provincial repose, a long untroubled calm succeeded.
• After a night of refreshing and untroubled sleep they dressed and hurried to breakfast after the manner of travellers making close connections.
• So he played about the ship during the voyage, untroubled by the anxieties and cares which weighed upon the spirits of his father and mother.
• He brought a trained mind to put down with untroubled vision what he saw of a certain phase of work-a-day life.
• All his features, especially his straight and never-moving lips, were expressive of untroubled serenity.

• Arnold was left untroubled with any more questions.
• A perfect sleep untroubled by dreams.
• And we in part sleep our untroubled sleep.
• Theirs is the beatitude of a wholly untroubled joy.
• He was there secure enough, untroubled in his grave.
• Lapped in rich sloth; untroubled generation!
• Richard Barrington had remained untroubled for many hours.
• His night had been untroubled by any images of pleasure or of pain.
• The city had wakened from an untroubled sleep to find itself poisoned.
• It rose steadily, untroubled by wind until it was dissipated.
• But it did not show in the steady, untroubled glow of his eyes.
• He had all that heart could wish for, and was untroubled by any work.
• The tide ebbed back, and untroubled they made no effort to stop its ebbing.
• Few are the days that such as he May live untroubled of calamity.
• He looked so prosperous and untroubled that I stared incredulously.
• And the next-following years did pass untroubled over the prosperous Family.
• It was such a beautiful sleep, calm, peaceful, untroubled by fret or moan.
• And still my ghost sits at my eyes And thirsts for their untroubled snows.
• Oh, happiest he Who steals through life, untroubled as unseen!
• She was peering steadily into the boy's lean, untroubled face.