Sentence examples for troubling point from inspiring English sources

But one troubling point is that much of the cast doesn't possess Ms. Pyle's training.

Daley climbed the steps to his destiny at the most troubling point in a young and celebrated but also distinctly tumultuous life.

Jacqui Smith apparently has not come across this remark, nor, more to the troubling point, the principle it embodies, "freedom of speech".

It is just a question of time before he asks for the keys back.A second troubling point has to do with all the recent references to Rahul's youthful age.

The really troubling point is whether fish should be treated as food or as a sort of sacrament - kept alive to be caught again and again because their value is more than merely calorific.

The most troubling point was the lack of any semblance of a run defense –- the Aztecs allowed 241.5 yards per game on the ground –- which kept San Diego State from coming back from any deficit.

But several other troubling points need to be addressed.

(Saltz) 'Prometheus Within' Theodora Skipitares uses an ancient Greek play to look at biotechnology in a beguiling drama that uses puppets and music to make its troubling points (1 00).

(Zinoman) 'Prometheus Within' (closes on Sunday) Theodora Skipitares uses an ancient Greek play to look at biotechnology in a beguiling drama that uses puppets and music to make its troubling points (1 00).

Taken to task on every one of the most troubling points on his CV, Johnson might as well have been waving a white flag by the interview's end.

But it would represent a nice little notch in Republicans' belts and a troubling data point for Democrats.