Sentence examples for becoming disturbed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the more pure and elevated the judgment, the more it takes account of what is genuinely good and true, admitting fewer and less intense emotions and becoming disturbed more rarely.

The results ended up becoming Disturbed's song "Want," off its 2000 debut studio album "The Sickness".

His appearance before the Senate showed that Mr. Ortiz was becoming increasingly disturbed by the failure of the banks to finance Mexico's growth, which remains lackluster.

The condescending and arrogant attitude of the 9/11 commissioners is becoming increasingly disturbing.

The questions atually come from psychological profiling questionnaires, but then each time you reopen the app she appears more desperate and disturbed, becoming increasingly needy.

It is shown that α deviates from 0.5 to some extent with the increasing of film thickness, suggesting the bulk contribution to transport becoming larger and disturbing the signal from the surface states.

The idea that removing genital hair is becoming the norm disturbs me on several levels.

But the report does not end there: if you're disturbed by workplaces becoming pornified when you thought that battle had been won a long time ago, you will be still more dismayed to learn that corporate entertainment increasingly means a visit to a lapdancing club for the "lads".

Once emerging data from each of these trials indicated statistically significant benefit from circumcision in reducing the risk of becoming HIV-positive, equipoise was disturbed, making it seem ethically imperative to stop the trials.

The BBC was widely lampooned for the "thought wheels" at its new site at MediaCity in Salford whilst "breakout spaces" for impromptu meetings which don't disturb others are now becoming commonplace.

It is believed to be caused by intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat and is associated with a disturbed body image [ 1- 3].