Sentence examples for was especially troubling from inspiring English sources

And although the second half started with a chance for Morata, the Croatian threat was clearer now; Perisic, fast feet, determined to run at opponents, was especially troubling.

Even for a minister who deals with funerals and burials at least once a month, this particular demise was especially troubling.

But as disturbing as the body count was, what was especially troubling was how little the police had apparently done to search for these women, missing for years — just more human flotsam in the riptide of a collapsing industrial economy.

Ogilvy was especially troubled by one characteristic of the subway system as it extended to Brooklyn.

He said he was especially troubled by the well-orchestrated effort to turn Mr. Booker's background into a negative.

The caustic essayist William Hazlitt was especially troubled by Turner's relish of visual ambiguity: the sharp line melting into the swimming ether.

Fischer was especially troubled by Ivan Ortiz's death, given that the young man had been placed in the jail's psychiatric observation unit.

He was especially troubled by what he considered the paradoxical teaching of the divinity of Wallace D. Fard, the founder of the Nation of Islam.

He was especially troubled by the rejection of two young women who said they had been sexually abused as children and were seeking therapy.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign was especially troubled that, although she led Mr. Lazio among female voters, 49 to 38percentt, she trailed among white women, 46 to 41percentt.

His efforts on behalf of detainees did not always succeed, either, and he was especially troubled by the lives he did not manage to save.