Sentence examples for troubled view of from inspiring English sources

PAGE A12 New Race for Mayor Six mayoral candidates offered a troubled view of New York's future, as they began discussing ways the city could rebuild.

The high cost of that sham is seen in "The Lady of Musashino," from 1951, which begins with Japan's defeat in the Second World War and continues with a troubled view of postwar life.

Struggling to adjust to what has become an entirely different agenda for New York's next mayor, the six major mayoral candidates offered a troubled view of New York's future yesterday, as they began discussing ways the city could rebuild, guard against an exodus by business, and ensure the safety of its citizens from future terrorist attacks.

I've always had a troubled view of stags.

Indeed, it was his acute awareness of the troubled child's view of the world that made his two fantasy novels, "King Matt the First" (1923) and "King Matt on the Desert Island" (1928), so exceptional.

Warren E. Buffett isn't letting one troubled newspaper color his view of buying what many media experts consider the dinosaurs of the news business.

On the other hand, this program offers the troubled youth a new view of life in a way that they can put their pasts behind them.

In an interview, Mr. Dobbins took a hopeful, if somewhat guarded, view of the troubled political situation in Afghanistan.

No matter the prisoners' back stories, Correctional Colony 13 offers a view of how troubled Russia's criminal justice system has become.

Despite Ruan Ji's clever tricks at court and his hedonism, his poetry is melancholy and pessimistic and has been praised for its profound view of a troubled time.

He was always interested in youth — from his first feature (a scathing view of a troubled boy) and the 1979 drama "Passe Ton Bac D'Abord" ("First, Graduate from High School") to his last film, from 1995, "Le Garçu," in which Pialat's young son Antoine plays a major role alongside Gérard Depardieu.