Sentence examples for troubled notion from inspiring English sources

There isn't really a direct comparison with 1971, except that so many of the best films of that year and time -- even the American ones -- were based on a more rueful and troubled notion of who we are.

He clearly isn't troubled by notions of authenticity.

I'd also want to trouble the notion that schools are safe or unsafe because of students' behavior.

Many Muslims are troubled by the notion that humans share a common ancestor with apes.

But European nations will be troubled by the notion of the United States being "at war".

But Dr. Racowsky added that she was troubled by the notion that the method did not really create human embryos.

Charles J. Cooper, who headed the Office of Legal Counsel under President Reagan, said he was "very troubled" at the notion of a probationary period.

But I feel troubled by the notion that my daughter's skin colour was somehow perceived to be "wrong".

Mr. Weinstein seemed troubled by the notion that the two-hour version of the movie had left anything out.

More conservative firms in Brussels are troubled by the notion of bringing in advisers like him and the former politicians, who are not lawyers, Mr. Adamson added.

Pinker said that he was troubled by the notion that social scientists should suppress unflattering information about their subjects because it could be exploited by others.