Sentence examples for a troubling article from inspiring English sources

It was, Dr. Melson recalled, a troubling article, by Harvard's first African-American tenured professor, Martin Kilson, who criticized what he saw as racial separatism on campus, and asked for a reconsideration of the admissions process.

I read a troubling article this morning, about Trump and the so-called "Central Park 5".

This newspaper carried a very troubling article on the front page on Monday.

By Elizabeth Minkel August 3, 2010 A deeply troubling article sat atop the New York Times' most-emailed list yesterday (no, not the one about catching horrible diseases at the gym).

"Haitian Orphans Have Little but One Another" (front page, July 6) was a profoundly troubling article that revealed one of the critical problems plaguing the international response to the Haitian earthquake.

In a recent troubling article published on the New York Times, contributor Judith Shulevitz attacked students for creating safe spaces for survivors of sexual assault and violence, attempting to support her claim that "students [are] so eager to self-infantalize".

Kudos to The Times for publishing a thorough — and thoroughly troubling — article on government's longstanding failure to adequately enforce our nation's clean water laws.

The Times's Peter Baker wrote a compelling and in many ways troubling article recently about the steep learning curve that Mr. Obama, with no previous military background, has had to negotiate as a wartime commander in chief.

Snyderman, chief executive of Duke'shealth system, read the troubling article and convened a staff meeting the next day.

Snyderman, chief executive of Duke's health system, read the troubling article and convened a staff meeting the next day.

That, according to long and troubling articles in both the Times and Newsweek, is a job Barack Obama has assigned himself.