Sentence examples for troubling reflection from inspiring English sources

But the Carter example prompts a different kind of troubling reflection.

He described it as a setback in relations and as a troubling reflection of America's willingness to tolerate xenophobia.

When eight Syrians handed themselves in to immigration authorities on the Texas-Mexico border last week, the incident was held up by conservative politicians as a troubling reflection of the new threats facing the US after the Paris terror attacks.

Nigel Newcomen, the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman, said the number of suicides was "a troubling reflection of the state of our prisons".

I was troubled by Measure for Measure set in early 1960s Mississippi, with a half-black, half-white cast that made a drama about gender and power an even more troubling reflection on miscegenation and civil rights.

These are troubling reflections.

Within the context of having agreed to donate to research, the relationship to a projected child could be troubling, on later reflection.

It would be good if all concerned the Slovak government, Hungarians in Slovakia and Hungary's political parties paused for reflection about the troubling issues that divide them.

What was perhaps most troubling about Bill O'Reilly's theological reflections is that he basically claimed that without hell the basis of the Judeo-Christian system falls apart.

Upon further reflection however, a more troubling analysis of the ruling is possible.

As uncomfortable as that experience was, still more troubling was his family's reaction to the first volume, a mordant reflection on the ignominious demise of Knausgaard's father.