Sentence examples for disrupt someone from inspiring English sources

"It is both illegal and deeply unethical to use techniques that profoundly disrupt someone's personality," Leonard S. Rubenstein, the executive director of Physicians for Human Rights, an advocacy group that has been critical of the Bush Administration, says.

But politicians also wanted more powers to deter, deflect and disrupt people - the point being that if you disrupt someone long enough they might just stop what they are doing.

In practical terms, it would clearly disrupt someone's plans because they would find it a lot harder (although not impossible) to disappear overseas without travel documents.

It doesn't tell you that anti-fascist actions are important — even when they disrupt someone's meal.

Don't say childish things that may disrupt someone's learning.

Or, if you don't want to buy a new computer for the living room, Linksys makes a set-top box that, by accessing PC's (and game consoles) elsewhere in the house, lets users play games on the big screen without disrupting someone else working on the computer.

The same goes for the runner's wave: It's not about disrupting someone's train of thought or derailing a workout; it's about creating more camaraderie in a sport that's often a solitary endeavor.

Upon reflection, I think it's perhaps wise not to try to make a career of disruption, because he who disrupts may in turn be disrupted (please someone send me a good Latin translation of that aphorism).

Let's not be disrupted by someone else out there".

Over the next five years, we expect almost every industry will be disrupted by someone making a product in that industry that's deeply socially integrated.

(Android? Windows Phone? An app developer? A startup?) The mobile ecosystem is still young enough to be entirely disrupted by someone with a new idea for parsing the new web of apps.