Sentence examples for proving troubled from inspiring English sources

As has become the pattern, the period building up to presidential elections is proving troubled.

But other films that locate ecstasy outside progress, as, for instance, in amorally hedonistic experience — such as Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" — prove troubling to liberal audiences because their aesthetic virtues and ruthless delights pose as much of a challenge to progressive values as they do to Christian ones.

Ultimately Trescott decides to move Henry, who has sustained disfiguring injuries to his face and psyche, to a local negro household, but Henry's presence proves troubling for the family's well-being, and he is moved to another.

The dates, not surprisingly, proved trouble for everyone.

The gunpowder residue on our hands could prove trouble enough, especially for the blind guy.

Some companies proved too troubled to rescue, and others were hit by broader economic or industrywide downturns.

The brisket proved less troubling.

Grüner veltliners from Austria prove similarly troubling.

For Israel, the day after the attack proved especially troubling.

The moral implications proved deeply troubling, suggesting that altruism disguised selfish, gene-driven behavior.

The new work habits and the new style, coupled with what we now know about the artist's mental decline during these years, have proved deeply troubling to some of de Kooning's admirers.