Sentence examples for Feeling disrupted from inspiring English sources

I want to address the issue of "disruption," as Bloomberg is sending this issue out as a talking point brought up on Keith Olbermann's Coundown last night: the neighbors around Zuccotti Square, says Bloomberg, are feeling "disrupted" by the noise and visitors to the OWS protest, so he is going to crack down to "strike a balance" to address their complaints.

Our pride, persona and ego can feel disrupted and threatened every time we feel we have done less than our best.

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Still, he understood why neighbors felt so disrupted.

The police and the courts will stop at nothing to prosecute student, anti-tax and anti-austerity protesters, those involved in the unrest in August, and anyone else they feel has disrupted the order of things.

In "Turbulence," reviewed in the magazine this week, Meadows account of the war effort, told from a distance of forty years, is deeply felt but disrupted by digressions: "memories of an East African childhood, a damp domestic drama on the west coast of Scotland, the fated coastline of Normandy….

He felt it disrupted his mother's friendships and prospects for a more stable relationship.

He feels Cooper disrupted his game early in the season trying to justify his scholarship.

Finally, participant attitudes toward condom use were obtained by asking participants the extent to which they felt condoms disrupted sex, as well as the extent to which they believed partners would make assumptions concerning their HIV status should they insist on condom use.

They feel it disrupts their process or can taint the authenticity of their images.

I guess I've always felt that disrupting my comfort zone is a state I wanted to live my life.