Sentence examples for troubling interview from inspiring English sources

There was a troubling interview on CNN's "Reliable Sources" program this weekend--reported widely, including here on the Huffington Post--in which CBS News Chief Foreign Correspondent Lara Logan ripped Michael Hastings and his revelatory investigative piece in Rolling Stone that outed General Stanley McChrystal for insubordination and disloyalty--and which eventually cost McChrystal his job.

The Polish artist had recorded ordinary people from both sides talking about the Troubles, interviews that he was now projecting on the side of the Guildhall.

The use of those terms was troubling to me, and when interviewing the mods I brought this up.

And to finish, I would like to thank Yodet and Janey from the Circle A show for taking the trouble to interview me.

Its author, Daniel M. Davis, is a scientist, indeed an immunologist, who not only writes gracefully but has taken the trouble to interview the major players in his field about how they made their discoveries.

Franklin Wurtzel, were very poorly prepared & were repeatedly surprised by their own witnesses; it seemed as though they did not trouble to interview their witnesses before putting them on the stand.

As troubling, only 30percentt of the people interviewed had access to a radio.

Indeed, some of the interviews were marked by troubling silences, with participants appearing to either conceal information or limit the degree of detail provided.

These interviews were revelatory, but also troubling.

She walked out of the interview feeling troubled.

Lisa Finkel, a spokeswoman for "Good Morning America," said the news program was troubled by how the interview had been handled and had become much more careful.