Sentence examples for am disturbed from inspiring English sources
verb
To confuse a quiet, constant state or a calm, continuous flow, in particular: thoughts, actions or liquids.
- The noisy ventilation disturbed me during the exam.
I am disturbed, I am mentally disturbed.
From this foundation I have gained some measure of understanding into practical ways to comfort, rather than be comforted as opposed to disturbing because I am disturbed.
"I am disturbed," he said.
I, too, am disturbed when Glenn Beck gets to do whatever he wants.
At most, I may write when I am disturbed by something.
But like Justice O'Connor, I am disturbed when women are tarred with negative, gender-related stereotypes.
I am disturbed to read that some Brooklynites will have a problem rooting for the Nets.
In hindsight, I am disturbed by the lengths I went to.
"I am disturbed by some of his comments that he has made," he wrote.
I am disturbed that babies are now always facing away in pushchairs and slings.
"I am disturbed by what I've seen today," said Ms. Amos, who visited the Zam Zam camp during her tour.
