Sentence examples for troubled response from inspiring English sources

The critics' troubled response to Amiri Baraka's "Dutchman" in 1964 was echoed by New York City officialdom when it came to the 1966 film adaptation.

First, the frequency of pain was measured by asking respondents if they were "often troubled with pain?" Responses were categorized to distinguish those persons who were often troubled (referred to hereafter as frequent pain) and those who were not often troubled by pain, as has been done in previous studies [ 2].

There Have Been Some Troubling Responses to Sammy Yatim's Death.

In response, troubled condominium developers either repositioned the projects as rentals or sold the properties to investors who converted them into rentals.

32 Moreover, women who received a prescription after they had told their physician about the rape, often felt troubled by the response.

These responses troubled Sakaguchi, because he hadn't picked up on this discontent.

As a former public school teacher, I am especially troubled by her responses to Senator Al Franken.

Severe sufferers were identified by responses of quite a bit troubled, very troubled, or extremely troubled on a seven point Likert scale (top three box).

"I was troubled by his direct response to Senator Wyden's very pointed question," Gore said.

She said she is "deeply troubled by the lackluster response from the superintendents to increasing rates of sexual assault within their academies".

The protesters' almost theological insistence on bedding down in the parks has probably turned off many New Yorkers who would otherwise be sympathetic to the cause and are troubled by a police response that is at times heavy-handed.