Sentence examples for Feel disturbed from inspiring English sources

Even now, looking at it for this article, I feel disturbed, creeped out, puzzled and uncomfortable.

Others can feel disturbed by a man who talks about the world ending, and ending it all, with alarming frequency.

"They're reading more into it than they should," Mr. Verney said of Buchanan supporters who feel disturbed by the request.

It's not that western media consumers don't feel disturbed or moved when we hear of people in other cultures suffering.

Don't hit me' -- and I feel disturbed about that," said Mr. Mujahid, whose company produces educational tapes and books on Islam.

If you're in the mood to feel disturbed by the British music scene, a glance at the album chart usually does the trick.

When Mormon dissenters published a reform newspaper in Nauvoo that Smith felt disturbed the peace, he ordered it suppressed.

I often felt disturbed that readers were surprised by the experiences of the people in the book.

Heather Amato, 35, a psychologist who lives near the protest area, said she felt disturbed by some of the conduct of the protesters.

My gorge rose as I watched Auschwitz flashbacks and scenes set in a serial killer's torture chamber; I felt disturbed to the point that I hit Pause to collect myself.

In answer to a question from the translator Hans Naumann in 1954 – "Has the work of Kafka ever played a part in your spiritual life?" – Samuel Beckett replied that although he hadn't read much Kafka, he felt disturbed by its "imperturbable aspect".