Sentence examples for troubling truths from inspiring English sources

And as she uncovers the details of Gary's espionage, she discovers troubling truths about others' capacity for deception, including herself.

Its work over the years has been brilliant and unsettling, movement-based but hinting theatrically at troubling truths about mankind, gay mankind in particular.

The hopeful talk skims over more troubling truths.

"Tell Your Children," a deliberate reference to the original title of the 1936 film "Reefer Madness," received positive coverage from the New Yorker and Mother Jones for what some called its troubling truths.

The study, which used the American Community Survey to find that there are some 1.4 million people whose primary earnings come from working as an artist, represents a broad population of creative types in the country, and reveals a number of troubling truths.

Confession an act of speaking about one's most vulnerable and troubling truths to another person designated as sacred should involve the kind of trust no one else can reveal, exploit for gain, or use to manipulate the person confessing.

As Jennifer Pozner points out in her recent book "Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty-Pleasure TV," misogyny is embedded within the DNA of the reality genre.

"If you look at TV commercials, you start seeing how product is marketed by gender," begins Jennifer Pozner, a media literacy educator and author of Reality Bites Back: the Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV.

"They did stay together 72 days longer than most reality TV couples do," said Jennifer L. Pozner, the author of "Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV," and a critic of the fake reality of television shows that place more importance on a lavish wedding than on a lasting marriage.

Jennifer L. Pozner Founder and Executive Director Women in Media & News Author, Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth About Guilty Pleasure TV.

She has appeared on television to discuss media equity, penned op-eds and articles, and is the author of Reality Bites Back: The Troubling Truth about Guilty Pleasure TV.