Sentence examples for asked troubling from inspiring English sources

In addition, he said, they asked "troubling" questions about substances related to biological warfare.

Historians have done likewise for the sciences, anthropologists have asked troubling questions of ethnography, and philosophers like George Agich have stated that clinical ethics is 'a primarily interpretive practice' that is shaped 'by the actions, perceptions and judgments of the consultant and other individuals involved in a consultation case'.

Does the amount of money being asked trouble you?

He approached her and asked what was troubling her.

The questions asked must not trouble or affect the well-being or development of the interviewee.

I asked him what was troubling him.

Why ask for trouble?

Asking for trouble?

[It] is asking for trouble.

Was he asking for trouble?

That's asking for trouble.