Sentence examples for troubling look from inspiring English sources

The cartoonish exaggeration may have been Karlson's way of distancing himself from the demagogy of the screenplay (he parlayed the success of "Walking Tall" into his final film, "Framed" — a far more troubled and troubling look at vigilantism, also starring Mr. Baker).

A sweet yet troubling look at children who don't feel like they belong anywhere, who bond and find strength in the face of death and violence.

But the lawsuit itself, and the related suits challenging the contraception mandate, offer an increasingly troubling look at just how far peddlers of far-right ideology will go not just to claim their own right to live according to their beliefs, but to mandate that you and I do the same.

But he persists, and what unfolds over 105 minutes is an increasingly troubling look at vicious murders and the complicated backstory that informs how they're treated.

Some of it was standard (look! It's ending just where it began!), some of it sticky (look! Will [Josh Charles] has returned from the dead to offer counsel and advice!) and some of it quite troubling (look! We're going to end a show about a strong female character by having her literally smacked down for pursuing her career with vigor!).

The New York Times editorial board wrote, "Neil Gorsuch held the power of life and death in his hands... His choice led to Ledell Lee's execution and gave the nation an early, and troubling, look into the mind-set of the high court's newest member".

While the findings may be troubling, we look forward to putting this behind us and winning more championships in the future for our fans.

It dared to confront white viewers with this troubling, honest look at urban poverty and the human cost of racism from the point of view of African Americans".

Recently, two articles provided a troubling inside look at the ineptitude that makes Mitchell's departure unsurprising.

While qualified for the position as a long-time physician and member of Congress, much of his political record is deeply troubling in looking to the future of the American healthcare system.

This gets more troubling when you look at wider benefits to children (such as higher school grades and keeping out of trouble with the law).