Sentence examples for troubling view from inspiring English sources

An entertaining and deeply troubling view of Washington.

Despite Kaplan's avowed commitment to realist precepts, "Eastward to Tartary" often seems animated by a more troubling view of the world.

I have saved a discussion of Emmanuel Todd's "After the Empire" for last, not because I deem it least but because it is the view of an outsider, and a highly troubling view at that.

To say the government will afford religious liberty only to the most insular of religious institutions but not to those that serve, or employ, people of other faiths is a troubling view of faith and what role it should play in America.

And at the time it had comic appeal: Nixon and Henry Kissinger are portrayed as self-regarding, superficial and buffoonish, while Mao Zedong is shown as an Eastern philosopher-king who tapped the deep wisdom of his ancient culture: a troubling view if you consider Mao a brutal thug, responsible for the deaths of millions.

She also found that the Twilight series presents a troubling view of gender roles in which females are helpless and require male protection and that there are many parallels between the attitudes of women in battering relationships.

A new F.B.I. report revives troubling views of African-American radicalism.

Mr. Nielsen describes himself as a centrist, despite his troubling views on protecting the environment and his vigorous support from the National Rifle Association.

Richard Honaker, Mr. Bush's nominee for the District Court in Wyoming, is an extreme anti-abortion activist with troubling views on the role of religion in public life.

While the club and the stadium owners have tried to play the situation down, the most troubling views have come from the 140 Upton Park stewards who made the move with the club.

Risk is a dark and troubling viewing experience, and no wonder.