Sentence examples for long troubling from inspiring English sources
Privacy arguments, long troubling to feminists, were especially troubling to gay-rights activists.
It seems to me teenage anecdotes and invasions of privacy should only be used if they confirm a long troubling pattern of behavior, not for partisan sniping.
Mr. Snyder's call for an emergency manager, who would wield sweeping powers to reshape the city, underscored a long, troubling arc for Detroit.
The criticism escalated after Trump declared himself a "nationalist" at a campaign rally last month, proudly embracing a word that has a long, troubling and overtly racist history.
She said their 12-year marriage was long troubled.
Such hidden expansion has long troubled East Side preservationists.
Product delays have long troubled the game console industry.
The University of Königsberg, founded on his initiative in 1544, was long troubled by such difficulties.
Long troubled, the town has a complicated sectarian and ethnic mix.
But he did not break through to the "bitter" voters that have long troubled him.
But Mr. Mullener said the teapot had long troubled him because it had obviously been filched.
