Sentence examples for a disturbing view from inspiring English sources
The Los Angeles Times reports that Protect Your Care Communications Director Eddie Vale said the moment offered "a disturbing view into the Tea Party's extreme right-wing position on health care when members of the audience clapped and cheered the idea of letting someone without health insurance die".
It's a disturbing scene, and hard not to view it as a profound allegory.
I told him that was a deeply disturbing view to hold – that it was the same justification the Israelis use for killing Palestinian civilians.
Susan Headden's "Getting Complicated with Text," in The Quick & the Ed presents an especially disturbing view of professional development for teaching to rigorous standards.
It's a really cynical, disturbing view of how government should function".
Attorney General John Ashcroft said the handwritten letter offered "a shocking and disturbing view" into the minds of the terrorists.
I got a slightly more disturbing view of the food chain in the same village.
So long have these concerns been raised, and so little has changed as a result, however, that we must consider an alternative, more disturbing view.
But the point is that these numbers show only that a majority of Hungarians hold a disturbing illiberal view of a persecuted minority, a view that they should be encouraged to reject.
The real question here is what conclusions can be drawn from the 88% figure.* All it tells us is that an individual who accepts death for apostasy holds a disturbing illiberal view, and it would provide grounds for recommending that progressive Muslims who share that person's value economy persuade him to renounce his view.
