Sentence examples for bit disturbed from inspiring English sources
"Here's what we've been selling," he said, "but frankly we're a bit disturbed.
My concentration was a bit disturbed in the run-up to kick-off," the 21-year-old admitted.
I was a bit disturbed to read that the new language tests in Chinese and Italian would be partly financed by the Chinese and Italian governments.
It was about crime and cultural conflict on a housing estate; Rahim's character was "a small-time hood with dreams of power, who's a bit disturbed.
Given this, some of the delegates were a bit disturbed to find that it was Kenya's president, Daniel arap Moi, who delivered the keynote speech at the start of the conference.
I was a bit disturbed by the scrutiny — creeped out, in fact — so as we toured over the last year, we quickly began to discard any music from that album during our set, replacing it with new material that we'd mutate in front of our audience.
They assume that the public is going to be hostile to anything the least bit disturbing.
Still, Mr. Ross said, the restrictions were "a little bit disturbing for us".
So if a groom chooses that moment to excuse himself to go to the bathroom, it's a bit disturbing.
That made the results of my long morning of cognitive testing, which I received by mail a couple of weeks later, a bit disturbing.
