Sentence examples for troubled observations from inspiring English sources

His tone — the sober, troubled observations of a diplomat closing a chapter — could hardly have been more different from that taken by the new shift of American officials charged with making it work in Afghanistan: in particular, with that of Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the new American commanding general here.

It's a blow to an already shaky and likely underfunded effort to revamp the troubled U.S. remote observation system.

Responses are encoded on a four-point Likert scale from "not troubled" to "heavily troubled".

This exquisite, wistful observation reflects the troubled gaze through which Mr. Gurney, like so many Americans, sees a distant land that seems to keep moving closer to home.

While we may not know how the troubled star is faring under observation, we do have news of Amanda's ambition for 14k pink diamond encrusted grills.

How to get a troubled person committed needing help to mental observation and the possibility of treatment, and who can do that, and why -- differs from state to state.

Simien has taken his copious observations and experiences, his audacious imaginings and troubled visions, and cut and planed and sanded and polished them into orderly parts that stack up just so.

Kipling's own gifts of inventiveness and observation provide challenges and paradoxes for our troubled times.

Suzanne Vega carefully underplays the troubled lives she sings about, with cool, clear-headed observation, precisely patterned melodies and a voice that only pretends to be serene.

These observations underline the critically important role of HR to lend support to troubled RFs.

In these troubled economic times, what is the climate like for sponsorship in Formula One? A. A couple of observations: On a positive note, people aren't leaving Formula One.