Sentence examples for troubling about it from inspiring English sources

And that's what's so troubling about it.

"There's nothing troubling about it," Manager Willie Randolph said.

This is Godwin's message, and what is so troubling about it is that the author is no apartheid-era supremacist.

Vettel said there was nothing particularly troubling about it, as it was the first time such an incident had happened, but that the drivers would simply have to try to avoiding cutting the curbs too much.

Yes, of course the night sky is dark, but to an astronomer there is something even more troubling about it.

The policy has been in place for years, but most troubling about it to many is that it is not enforced unless a complaint is filed, leading Sister Roma and others to conclude that they are perhaps being targeted by individuals or groups hostile to LGBT people.

"But it's natural for me — I never felt troubled about it.

The authorities said they did not know why the woman waited so long to raise the charges, but that she had been troubled about it for years and wanted to bring it out in the open.

It wasn't unheard of for Jason to be late or not to answer his cell phone, but it was troubling about the radio — no matter where the boat was, it should be in VHF range.

In case you don't know what that trouble was about, it began last week when The Register, a U.K. tech publication, published an article blowing the lid off an Intel kernel security problem in their CPU chips.

"The Affordable Care Act -- there are provisions that I am troubled about with it, but that doesn't mean we throw the baby out with the bathwater," she said recently.