Sentence examples for openly troubled from inspiring English sources

Despite its powerful social critique, it is cautious and prismatic, openly troubled by its own claims to authority.

Some justices who were probably inclined to agree with Mr. Berger as an abstract matter were nonetheless openly troubled by the practical implications of his argument.

Deeply and openly troubled by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Hasan had sought to leave the army as far back as 2004.

It now openly troubles Europe's leaders in a way it didn't nine months ago.

Then I read Skinner's autobiography, in which he openly discussed troubles he'd faced after his third album, and how getting cognitive behavioral therapy really helped him.

Winthrop's first two lines of prosecutorial attack were to portray her as a co-conspirator of others who had openly caused trouble in the colony, and then to fault her for holding conventicles.

It's time for the U.S. Jewish establishment to think again — and think openly — or risk losing the many younger Jews troubled by Israel's course.

All in the room were troubled; some were abrasive; a few were openly hostile.

"We are especially troubled," they added, "by the absence of openly gay members on the bodies that may ultimately resolve the issues at hand.

Mr Karzai has had troubled relations with his Western backers in recent years for openly criticising Nato, whom he has accused of having no respect for Afghan sovereignty.

Troubled by new acts he perceived to be imitating Radiohead, Yorke believed his music had become part of a constant background noise he described as "fridge buzz", and became openly hostile to the music media.