Sentence examples for has always troubled from inspiring English sources

Alex Kapranos's Pointing Finger is a thing that has always troubled us.

It has always troubled me that rape statistics refer to or are thought to refer to sexual crimes committed against women by men.

But the trope, and trope it is, of professional women who declare that "my children come first" has always troubled me.

However, the irony of the lines from The Real Inspector Hound, with which I started this piece, is that they appear in a play that runs for around an hour and so has always troubled producers: it is usually paired with something else, either Sheridan's The Critic or Stoppard's own After Magritte.

I was horrified by what I saw and heard -- it has always troubled me.

However, the one thing that has always troubled him over the years is the fact that people label him as the "nice squeaky clean" black guy.

The uncharacteristic eruption by Baquet reinforced an image of Abramson that had always troubled Sulzberger.

Inflammatory charges, and they're charges that have always troubled me.

On his final visit he presented the family with a silver tray - it had always troubled him that they did not have one.

Mr. Wintonick's film, which opens today at the Screening Room, gamely revisits the epistemological quandaries that have always troubled documentarians.

The numbers of those disengaged from technology have always troubled the government, especially as those disconnected tend to be from the poorest families.