Sentence examples for another disturbing aspect from inspiring English sources

Another disturbing aspect of Hamm's death-penalty case recently received some media attention.

Another disturbing aspect of the coverage is the extreme prurient interest that drives it.

Another disturbing aspect of the report released on Tuesday was its date, June 2005, which neatly sums up Mr. Bush's policies on transparency and accountability — he doesn't believe in either.

Another disturbing aspect of today's half-way decisions is that they threatened to bifurcate the LGBT movement between the 13 states that now have equal marriage rights plus the handful more that are likely to get it soon, versus the majority of states where LGBTs have no rights.

Another disturbing aspect is the fact that some systems are not functioning because there is no ownership, and community members do nothing when systems break down.

First, a report by three renowned lawyers, accompanied by thousands of photographs smuggled out of Syria, claimed to show 11,000 bodies of detainees who died under torture in the regime's prisons (see article).The second report, released today, January 30th, by Human Rights Watch, a New York-based lobby, details another disturbing aspect of the war.

Whether home- or foreign-made however, the Boston attack has one novel and disturbing aspect.

The one disturbing aspect of "Fever in the Archive" is that all this work is presented as history.

The most challenging and disturbing aspect of Muslim life that can fuel radicalisation is an increasingly hate-filled and divisive discourse that casts Muslims as different and as the "other".

They make a serious point about free speech rights, but they also point out a disturbing aspect of the Bush White House: the country has a chief executive who seems to embrace the presidential bubble.

But one disturbing aspect of selective annexation is political disenfranchisement.