Sentence examples for troublesome narrative from inspiring English sources
By obscuring the the way racism impacts all aspects of black American life, Cosby helped feed into the troublesome narrative that racism doesn't exist or that we might live in a post-racial society.
More troublesome than the dialogue, Lee's narrative voice is a wildly unstable compound, a forced mixture — sometimes in the same sentence — of Scout's very young perspective and a fully adult one.
More troublesome, though, is the status of the narrative unity claim.
The Tyler firing suggests Cruz may believe his campaign is vulnerable to the emerging narrative that he is a candidate willing to play dirty – a troublesome accusation for a candidate seeking to appeal to the religious right.
To the extent that the history remains obscured, the narrative looks like a lineage of failed handouts to a feckless and troublesome population, never quite capable of pulling themselves up, and mired in their own self-defeating ways.
This could prove troublesome.
"And that's troublesome".
"That's very troublesome".
