The troublesome truth, though, is that the man who allegedly dazzled Romney and Petraeus, among others, may not exist.
One of the showiest set pieces of "August: Osage County" is a scene in which Streep's monstrous matriarch acts as a troublesome "truth teller" at a hysterically pitched family meal.
and I in finding it very troublesome to tell the truth however I will definitely come back again.
A number of them are rife with spelling issues and I in finding it very troublesome to inform the truth then again I will surely come again again.
In truth, it was not quite that troublesome for the home team but, equally, United's supporters might have been entitled to expect more from their players.
Will your pursuit of knowledge make a difference in Trumpland in which fiction becomes truth, in which glimmering superficiality obscures troublesome complexity, in which political expedience trumps intellectual rigor?
Many see buying a single-family home as the path to forever escaping noisy neighbors on the other side of a wall or ceiling, but in truth, renting provides much more flexibility to leave behind troublesome places.
Even granting the truth of the two premises (that is, even granting the troublesome Principle of Computational Equivalence), it is doubtful the desired conclusion would follow.
(FM) Professionally however, the most troublesome ethical problems arose over the patient's right to information and truth telling: what to tell, how to tell, when to tell, and whom to tell the patient's diagnosis and prognosis.
The furore over the sacking of Kevin Pietersen - the most brilliant, thrilling and troublesome England batsman of his generation - is in danger of obscuring several underlying truths.
