Sentence examples for troublesome notion from inspiring English sources
9. "Identification" is a troublesome notion, afflicted with more philosophical complexity than can feasibly be operationalized in empirical work; Woolfolk et al. attempted to depict behaviors that could plausibly be construed as manifesting identification, or its lack, without resolving the conceptual issues.
Emotion involves anxiety associated with performance, for example test anxiety or stereotype threat, and the notion of "troublesome knowledge," that is, when learning involves transformations in beliefs, commitments, and matters of identity (Meyer and Land, 2005).
The company attacking Engadget for posting the bezel inconsistencies was a tad troublesome as well; it was actually Notion Ink's mistake.
Beyond Chicago, the notion that the strike would not, as expected, end immediately could also prove troublesome for President Obama, who has so far stayed neutral in the fight between his former chief of staff and labor, though both are expected to play a crucial role in fund-raising and voter turnout efforts nationwide.
Euclid stated as Common Notion 4 that if two segments can be made to coincide then they are equal, and (in the troublesome I.4) he used the converse, that if two segments are equal then they can be made to coincide.
The notion that there has been inactivity over the course of the last three years is belied by a troublesome little thing called facts".
Of course, the mere claim that the language of science can be extensional still proves troublesome enough, given that in such a language a distinction between laws and accidentally true universal propositions cannot be drawn (the notion of a counterfactual conditional, needed to distinguish the former, is an intensional one).
This could prove troublesome.
"That's very troublesome".
Offense has always been troublesome.
