Sentence examples for troubling insight from inspiring English sources

Her extraordinary story, revealed here for the first time, offers a troubling insight into Britain's vast "off-street" prostitution trade.

A thin, intense young woman in the back of the hall raises her hand to broadcast a troubling insight about the live horse used in the production.

It represents a troubling insight into the world that it is feared has claimed three "straight A students" from east London, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Shamima Begum and Amira Abase, both 15.

The CCTV footage - and the aftermath of the crime - give a troubling insight into the extent of the Naples mafia's control of their territory.

Thursday's employment report, while greeted with some relief, also brought some troubling insights.

The casework is horrendous, and there are some troubling insights into the South African mindset, but the ethics of the film itself are open to question.

Phillipe Sands, professor of law at University College London and a specialist in international humanitarian law, described the testimonies as "troubling insights into intention and method".

Looking at the aims of the case more broadly exposes a troubling lack of insight on the part of policymakers.

Just as interesting, if a bit troubling, Regina Dugan gave us insights into individual identification research work at Motorola.

Both Smart (2007) and Horton (2000a, 2000b) provide insights into the troubling issue of scientific and medical communications within Africa.

And still, as Adam Nossiter's new book, "Algeria Hotel," reveals, outsiders still have something special to bring in the way of insight to the most troubling years of 20th-century French history and the way those years are remembered.