Sentence examples for be disturbed to from inspiring English sources

Michael Gove, the shadow schools secretary, said education reformers would be "disturbed" to hear of Adonis's departure.

They talk about good things, but good reforms will be disturbed to serve the interests of that narrow interest group," he warned.

"Many of Penguin Random House's authors and readers will be disturbed to hear about this turn of events," said Fiona Swarbrick, NUJ national organiser.

But surely Eliot, for all his self-mockery, would be disturbed to see how truly unpleasant many readers now find him.

But I can imagine that certain Park Service employees might be disturbed to have this vista constantly before their eyes: "I see dead people — everywhere".

Some people would be disturbed to know about any death that had occurred inside an apartment, even if it happened 25 years ago from natural causes.

Note to Teacher | Some of the New York Times photographs about Somalia are graphic and may be disturbing to students.

The statement warned that the movie could be "disturbing" to children with serious allergies; some people advocated a boycott.

WARNING: This video may be disturbing to some.

The physician often considers these changes to be of minor clinical importance, but they may be disturbing to the patient.

Scott was disturbed to hear that.