Sentence examples for troubling performance from inspiring English sources
Here's household debt as a percentage of GDP: You might ask, what should be done about this troubling performance?
The troubling performance of the Global unit reveals the importance of Regional, the subsidiary that provides telephone service in 26 locations in the Caribbean, Panama, the Middle East and islands in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Thinking of actors in a dual role immediately brings to mind the harrowing headfuck that was David Cronenberg's Dead Ringers, with Jeremy Irons giving a nuanced and troubling performance as twin gynaecologists Beverley and Elliot Mantle, armed with HR Giger-esque surgical hardware.
He shone on TV, too: in 2007 he summoned a troubling performance in the television film Boy A, a story that shares similarities with the James Bulger case, winning a Bafta for his portrayal of a young man struggling to reintegrate into the social fabric in the aftermath of his childhood crime.
Soon after raising the issue with his supervisor and the GE ombudsperson, Asadi, who now lives in Houston and retains citizenship in both Iraq and the U.S., claims he was pressured to step down from a position he has held since 2006 and given an "extremely negative and troubling performance review," according to the lawsuit.
The program was completed by troubling performances of two pas de deux.
Several heart device experts said that the St . Judeincident represented a troubling repeat performance.
More troubling, the performance of 8F1 may have drifted over time; the IALT bio-investigator group recently controverted their original findings when unable to validate 8F1 in a second cohort, nor reproduce their findings in the original IALT specimens (Friboulet et al, 2013).
How, then, might one begin to approach this troubling play in performance today?
But more troubling than this performance for the Rossoneri are the injuries that accompanied it, with Riccardo Montolivo also limping out.
Still, in a troubling and powerful performance, Angelica Torn makes us see what the script does not — the extent to which Plath, who believed that she didn't exist unless she was being subjugated by a man, manufactured her own downfall.
