Sentence examples for a difficult and troubling from inspiring English sources

It quoted Judge Timothy Workman, who allowed the original extradition request to go forward in 2005, as saying at the time: "This is a difficult and troubling case.

Indeed, in 2005, district judge Timothy Workman, then the most senior extradition judge in the UK, said of Mr Ahmad's case: "This is a difficult and troubling case.

In the original extradition hearing in 2005, the senior magistrate described Ahmad's as "a difficult and troubling case" because there was no doubt that it could be heard in the UK.

The first UK judge who examined the case said it was a "difficult and troubling case" because the alleged crimes all took place on websites allegedly run in London, not the US.

Doubt, the masterful screen adaptation of John Patrick Shanley's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play of the same name, was as suspenseful, difficult and troubling a film as any I've ever seen.

The Papacy is a unique calling to serve a difficult and increasingly troubled world.

"Spanish exports will have to work harder to pick up the baton of growth as consumer spending and construction activity embark on very difficult and troubled recovery paths".

By working from a memoir of his flawed marriage written by his ex-wife, Jane Hawking (the second and more temperate of the two books she has written), screenwriter Anthony McCarten and director James Marsh have swerved a lot, if not quite all, of the cliches about all-too-human scientist-geniuses and they have created a startlingly grown-up portrait of a difficult, troubled relationship.

We live in a difficult, troubled world.

A difficult relationship, health troubles and the isolation of being a black graduate student at an Ivy League institution were taking their toll on her.

She worked with comedians as different as Peter Sellers (a fellow employee at a fleapit cinema in The Smallest Show on Earth) and Norman Wisdom (a difficult customer in Trouble in Store).