Sentence examples for be disturbed about from inspiring English sources

But, the film suggests, viewers should also be disturbed about the ease with which that label — "terrorist" — is applied.

Amidst this barrage of cigarette-related publicity the Chinese professors had two special reasons to be disturbed about the Marlboro commercials we were hearing in Shanghai.

Among others, there are Mark Dendy's "I'm Going to My Room to Be Cool Now, and I Don't Want to Be Disturbed," about a teenage boy's need to claim an identity; Wally Cardona's "Trance Territory," an abstract work that suggests a transforming journey, and Irene Hultman's "Black Tie Optional," a suite.

And if you think there's an awful lot in the real world to be disturbed about, wait until you see what's happening in the virtual world.

"Media reports had given Canadians new reasons to be disturbed about the facts of life in many Aboriginal communities: high rates of poverty, ill health, family breakdown and suicide.

Among the things he's disturbed about is language.

Just a joke, sorry if someone was disturbed about it".

They were disturbed about what was happening in Afghanistan and Pakistan, that Muslims were being killed.

But I'm disturbed about the promotion of Girl Power as the development panacea.

Brynmor Hollywell, constituency party secretary for Caerphilly, south Wales, said: "A lot of us are disturbed about Corbyn.

Some Gore loyalists said they had been disturbed about nice things Mr. Cohen said about Gov. George W. Bush in a television interview in May.