Sentence examples for a bit disturbed that from inspiring English sources

When it did finally open on Sunday, in May, 1891, the Boston Herald described a crowd that sounds already thoroughly humanized: "A good part of it brought big baskets of lunch, but was not a bit disturbed that the baskets could not pass the turnstiles".

At first I rushed to judgement and was a bit disturbed that others would deface such a significant historical monument.

When the bill came, I was a little bit disturbed that I was about to shell out £72 for lunch, but looking closely at the prices, Cafe Football probably falls into a fairly uniform pricing range that's somewhere above Nando's and below El Bulli.

I was a bit disturbed to read that the new language tests in Chinese and Italian would be partly financed by the Chinese and Italian governments.

Given this, some of the delegates were a bit disturbed to find that it was Kenya's president, Daniel arap Moi, who delivered the keynote speech at the start of the conference.

"You might have guessed that I was a bit disturbed by the publication of Jonathan Littell's novel, and by its success …" After handing it some faint praise, Binet finds the formula for what he really wants to do, which is to see it off altogether: "Suddenly, everything is clear.

"Here's what we've been selling," he said, "but frankly we're a bit disturbed.

My concentration was a bit disturbed in the run-up to kick-off," the 21-year-old admitted.

"Everybody becomes a bit disturbed, a bit shocked by what's going on as these kids leave their control".

After researching the weird world of pay-for-play recently and taking part in this expose on the space, I stumbled on another corner of the Internet that is a bit disturbing.

Back to Never Mind the Buzzcocks – but instead of Preston it's Huey Morgan, Fun Lovin' Criminals singer turned BBC Radio 6 Music DJ and the only example on this list that is actually a bit disturbing.