Sentence examples for troubled about how from inspiring English sources
Pearl said his staff at Tennessee was close, like a family — "I cared about them and their kids" — and he is still troubled about how his tenure ended.
Although I had deep doubts about the war, I had become troubled about how I had angled to avoid military service.
Screenwriter Shonda Rhimes is troubled about how differently she's been treated since losing 150 pounds.
No doubt Lele is motivated by sincere concern, but there is nonetheless something troubling about how blithely she embraces their violent ways.
"It's helpful to share stories about when you were their age and troubled about someone, and how you totally messed it all up because you thought you could handle it and you really could not," Lang says.
Mnuchin went on for a while about the needs and demands of investors and how it was normal for hedge funds to cater to them this way, until Wyden, who had apparently not taken a Valium, broke in: "I'm very troubled about this question of how you're going to unrig the system if you've got a record of taking advantage of tax shelters that in effect have a zero-per-cent tax rate".
And he said it raised troubling questions about how the State Department handled classified information.
Clare Gerada, chair of the Royal College of GPs, says the saga raises troubling questions about how healthcare in the new era will operate.
These incidents raise troubling questions about how the criminal justice system and medical establishment could allow for such extreme and invasive measures based on such little suspicion for nonviolent drug offenses.
The government's reluctance to discuss its deal with Le Roux, combined with his apparent role setting up his former associates, raises troubling questions about how far US agents are willing to go in order to make high-profile cases.
Students' identification of other restricted substances (i.e. marijuana, hallucinogens, alcohol) as a means of pregnancy termination raises troubling questions about how legal restrictions on abortion may compound or foment other risk-taking behaviours.
