Sentence examples for been disturbing 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.
Individually, either finding would have been disturbing.
His behaviour has been disturbing at times.
"It's been disturbing for a while," guard Brandon Moore said.
In Tripoli there have been "disturbing reports of hostage taking".
Kovalchuk said the injury had been disturbing for his daughter, Karolina, 7.
Peter Singer's books and ideas have been disturbing our complacency ever since the appearance of Animal Liberation.
"It's been disturbing for a while," said guard Brandon Moore, who lashed out at Holmes after Holmes's comments in October.
The United States shared other countries' concern that the council's work had been "disturbing" in recent years, she said.
But, cumulatively, the worries of diplomats about the consequences of the invasion, frustrations of military officers over preparations, plus the wriggling of politicians, has been disturbing.
For the teenage Mary, the shock of being openly deemed property after having experienced personal liberty in the North and overseas must have been disturbing.
Jeremy Corbyn has said he is horrified by the sexual harassment allegations in Westminster and some claims the Labour party has received have been disturbing.
