The phrase "a disturbing example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or case that causes discomfort or concern, often in discussions about negative or troubling topics.
Example: "The report presented a disturbing example of how climate change is affecting vulnerable communities around the world."
Alternatives: "a troubling instance" or "a concerning case".
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Meanwhile, France has supplied a disturbing example of how terror attacks can generate support for an authoritarian backlash against immigrants and Muslims.
The groups argue that holding an individual responsible for a widespread, expensive recall sets a disturbing example and runs counter to the business desire for limited liability.
To environmentalists, it was a disturbing example of politics interfering with law enforcement, as well as a blatant attack on the Clean Air Act.
But South Carolina, where the Confederate flag still flies on the grounds of the State Capitol, is a disturbing example of how difficult it is for people of good will to dispose of the toxic layers of bigotry that have accumulated over several long centuries.
In a disturbing example of legal triage, a Florida judge ruled in September that the public defenders' office in Miami-Dade County could refuse to represent many poor defendants arrested on lesser felony charges so that its lawyers could provide a better defense for other clients.
Mr. Espada's behavior appears to be a particularly disturbing example of the dirty way Albany conducts its business — and how a powerful legislator might get away with it for far too long.
The Disney college scheme is a particularly disturbing example.
In the city where I lived, Trivandrum, the electricity failed so often that whenever I turned off the lights, my 3-year-old son would exclaim, "Power's out!" A more disturbing example involves Bihar, India's poorest state, where the government's public distribution system is supposed to provide free grain to the impoverished masses.
For example, Tay answered the question "Are you a racist?" with a disturbing "because ur mexican".
Since memories are stored in associative networks, with E.M.D.R. therapy it is possible to target a recent or particularly disturbing example of a time when you experienced these negative reactions.
