Sentence examples for troubling knowledge from inspiring English sources

Interspersed throughout are flashbacks to 1963 that dramatize how Lynette came to have her troubling knowledge, and it is among the show's pleasures to see the juxtaposition of the two eras' styles in clothing, speech and behavior.

In a memo to education secretary Nicky Morgan, Wilshaw said his recent visits to Birmingham, Luton and Bradford had found council officials with "troubling gaps" in their knowledge of vulnerable local children.

The Green Revolution, she maintained, had led to pollution, a loss of indigenous seed diversity and traditional agricultural knowledge, and the troubling dependence of poor farmers on costly chemicals.

Even more troubling than the lack of knowledge about the Heat displayed by these supposed fans was the ignorance of human anatomy.

"Reports that this information was provided by a U.S. ally and shared without its knowledge sends a troubling signal to America's allies and partners around the world and may impair their willingness to share intelligence with us in the future".

For his part, Ball denied any knowledge of Bennett's troubling experiences, simply stating that what she describes was "not my experience" and that Bennett simply told him she was resigning for "personal reasons".

His tendency to talk about more than he knows is even more troubling than the large gaps in his knowledge.

Macey raises even more troubling questions in connection with Fanon's knowledge of a massacre in 1957 in which the F.L.N. slaughtered 300 suspected supporters of a rival rebel group.

"I find it deeply troubling that the US apparently has no advanced knowledge of what targets will be struck by jets that are refueled by US personnel with US tankers," Lieu said in his letter.

Mining this knowledge from peer-reviewed reports reveals the troubling extent of terminological ambiguity and undefined terms.

This lack of education and open conversation goes a long ways to explaining many troubling gaps in the average American's sexual health knowledge, which may help to spread infections and diseases.