Sentence examples for far less troubling from inspiring English sources

Transferring custody from the state to the city should be a far less troubling transaction.

At least if news reports and government statements concerning the revelations are correct, however, this program is far less troubling.

Under its sordid costume, it's a simpler and far less troubling book, probably because John Self is a fully realized character while Lionel remains a caricature.

Were the film aware of that distinction, "Django" would be far less troubling — but it would also be far less resonant.

Daniel Young: The news that coffee is being padded out with twigs and mud is far less troubling than the rise of sweetened, flavoured brews.

That doesn't say so much, since the solicitor general doesn't speak for herself — and is far less troubling than the Times piece this weekend documenting her fairly consistent support over the years for a strong executive.

If, as Secretary of State John Kerry declared, the killing of reportedly hundreds of people with toxic gas should "shock the conscience of the world," why should attacks using plain old bullets and bombs — which have killed more than 100,000 Syrians so far — be less troubling?

But for those who think the Presidency carries a duty of candor and full, frequent answers to troubling questions, this rare press conference was far less satisfying.

Indeed, it is far less important for us as a nation to focus on the troubled psyche and deeply troubling political beliefs of Maj.

Unlike the media's fascination with the troubling trend of deadly selfies, the average tween or teen is far less interested in this type of risky venture.

His mission is at once cathartic and troubling but his grief is his alone and others have been using to far less scientific means to try to speak to the dead.