Sentence examples for troubling pathology from inspiring English sources

The film shows a side of war that Coming Home glossed over: the troubling pathology of patriotism.

What we find is relatively troubling.

Troubling trend.

Researchers should find this troubling.

In one way, this has likely served to destigmatise patients and locate their troubles in 'real' pathology of the brain as distinct from 'psychiatric disturbances arising from weak moral fibre or bad breeding' (12).

Such terrorism is widely recognized by specialists as stemming less from theology, but rather the product of politics, sociology, disadvantaged minorities, or even troubled individuals seeking ideological justification to express the rage of their personal pathology.

Really troubled.

–Troubled banks.

The matter has troubled him.

You should not trouble him.

Still, as she began to have more trouble walking, I sought an explanation consistent with some degenerative pathology or other.