Sentence examples for slightly troubling from inspiring English sources

One slightly troubling aspect of British Pathé's success is its big hits.

There is something slightly troubling about that.

It is both an immediate scene, and a slightly troubling one.

Which begs the obvious, if slightly troubling, question: what's the point?

Also, its slightly troubling lack of an Oxford comma is offset, just barely, by it use of both a colon and a semicolon.

The SNP has traditionally been regarded as an alien and slightly troubling tartan pressure group, mainly interested in grabbing oil revenues for its business friends.

I felt he was slightly troubled, like he was searching for my name," she said.

He didn't build any barriers, and made friends easily, but he was slightly troubled.

Under way, the Pilot is slightly troubled by wind and road noise, a longtime weak point for Honda.

I'm slightly troubled at the morality of owning a second home, albeit one I'll have to rent out to pay its way.

She looks slightly troubled before saying brightly, "But I don't know what you do when you find it and you do it.