Sentence examples for troubling subject from inspiring English sources

There is no dearth of troubling subject matter in the three-part "Oscar Nominated Short Films 2012," especially in the documentary category.

Ms. Herzog's handling of this troubling subject matter is gentle, probing and unfailingly honest.

"It's a troubling subject," he noted in a recent meeting with the Paris Wagner Society.

His shot-for-shot approach, however, resists the trend of watering down or familiarising troubling subject matter.

The whole advertising thing is a troubling subject, and we've said no to a lot of things.

This comically inward gaze is a great and troubling subject, and its ramifications have stretched further, since the movie was made, than Gregor Jordan could have dreamed.

These have long been troubled: subject to fits of Chinese rage over American arms sales to Taiwan and other perceived transgressions.

No matter how troubling the subject, photography by groups like the Farm Security Administration and the Photo League, and the photojournalism in Life and Look and other magazines in the 1930's, 40's and 50's generally, observed the basic rules of precision, strict observance of perspective, and firmly grounded, mostly centralized compositions.

Reckless, who claims to support open primaries, has not troubled to subject himself to one, and hopeful Tory canvassers claim that Rochester's voters don't like the £250,000 of taxpayers' money his by-election is costing them.

Lichtenstein's tinkering with the source material resulted in a recomposition with sharper focus after he eliminated several elements that distract from the depiction of the woman, such as the capsized boat, troubled male subject and the general seascape.

But I did find the emails — and conversations with various techies — troubling on the subject of the H1-B visa issue.