Such ideologically based maneuvers disrespect Americans who died for our authentic freedoms and further expose the disturbing depths of hypocrisy of these self-proclaimed patriots.
But, as in the recent Hollywood movie starring Meryl Streep, they often struggle to make sense of the disturbing depths of the second half.
What made the fractiousness of the last 30 years so disturbing was the depth and venomousness of the disagreement -- though it was part of an increased fractiousness throughout the culture, in everything from intensifying divisions among racial and ethnic groups to television programs like "Crossfire".
Jay Smooth, a New York radio personality, responded that "while Eminem explores the psyche of the abuser with an almost disturbing amount of depth and detail," Rihanna's perspective is downplayed and not explained fully.
The story began making headlines in December, but most people didn't hear about it until New Year's day, when a hacktivist group designating itself part of Anonymous posted an in-depth, disturbing set of dossiers and documents that it dubbed the Steubenville files.
As illuminated by an ensemble cast that infuses these disturbed and sometimes disturbing characters with soulful, affecting depths, the relationships eventually emerge with an emotional clarity that the play's elliptical structure works against.
Whether the killings were planned or not, the violence has proved to be a disturbing gauge of the depths of Taliban influence in this progressive northern city, and of its potential to foment unrest.
Furthermore, there is still a disturbing lack of in-depth insights into the mechanisms controlling EPC mobilization and turn over in humans.
For Mr. Bush to have shrugged off President Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada's fear of his own downfall shows a disturbing lack of foreign policy depth.
