Sentence examples for one troublesome from inspiring English sources

It is also one of fine stories: the female passenger who stumbled upon a steward trying on her mink coat and earrings and had the grace to say: 'It looks better on you than it does on me'; the drag queen known as 'the Queen of the Pacific' who was an expert in martial art; and 'Petunia', who took revenge on one troublesome old woman by putting speed in her tea.

One troublesome loss is that judging from the notes carried on an only intermittently favorable wind, a handful of good voices too often go wafting off over the harbor.

If there is one troublesome sign for the Rams -- and there are not very many on a team that is stacked with talent -- it is Martz's paranoia and desire to have Bill Parcontrolike cofthel of the news media.

One troublesome note concerns Grayling's treatment of the British airmen.

That is basically the one troublesome scenario remaining for the Jets.

One troublesome result of TV advertising is that it has pushed almost all performers in the role of pitchman.

The continual switches of past and present, not just between the two alternating sections but within each one, are troublesome -- a stylistic device that has become something of a cliché.

One particularly troublesome outcome is the consistent inference of independent origins of red algae and green plants, at odds with the more widely accepted view of a monophyletic Plantae comprising all eukaryotes with primary plastids.

Second, stereotypes – even innocuous ones – are troublesome for a number of reasons: They lead us to think narrowly about people before we get to know them, they can justify discrimination and oppression, and, for members of stereotyped groups, they can even lead to depression and other mental health problems.

This time it is his left eye socket on the mend and not one of his troublesome knees.

The question is a troublesome one, with persuasive arguments on both sides.