Sentence examples for troubling choice from inspiring English sources

Some liberal law professors said Mr. McConnell was a troubling choice.

But that could not mute the widespread dismay over Mr. Bush's troubling choice of Mr. Ashcroft.

While faulting her mother's choices in men, Melissa made a troubling choice of her own with her ambitionless boyfriend.

But as a possible prelude to conflict, environmental groups and organizations representing small farmers called her a troubling choice.

Then there is the troubling choice of the West Point Military Academy as venue for this historic address.

Myers' brief comment also was implicitly criticizing the process of four years ago, when Romney was on the receiving end of what turned out to be Sen. John McCain's hurried, unvetted and ultimately troubling choice of Sarah Palin as his running mate.

In "Who's Zoo?," seen Friday evening at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Mr. Clark makes some troubling choices; for one, he forages deeply through the costuming and movement language of Merce Cunningham, even showcasing one of his former dancers.

For a Muslim like me, who is not represented by Feisal Rauf's Sufi Islam rhetoric and finds his media persona deeply troubling, the choices remain unclear and confusing.

Such retroactive labelling can be troubling, but the choice seems appropriate here, given how explicitly Murray identified as male, and how much her quest for medical intervention mirrors one variety of trans experience today.

Most troubling in their choice of destination is that the indigenous people of Kiribati may themselves have to beat a hasty retreat in the years ahead.

Modern visitors may find the endless, gleeful celebration of Duke Carlo Emanuele's blood sport of choice slightly troubling; after all, Venaria's name comes from the Latin venatio, for hunting.