Sentence examples for disturbed a bit from inspiring English sources

"Everybody becomes a bit disturbed, a bit shocked by what's going on as these kids leave their control".

"You catch yourself getting all upset or kind of worked up or disturbed a bit, so [you say] 'let me go on my break".

Maybe this is what exorcism is: a way to give comfort to the disturbed, a little bit of spiritual catharsis to clear things out.

His repeated emphasis on the word 'son' disturbed me a bit.

"The fumigation disturbs us a bit," said Juan Hugo Torres, an official of Plante, the Colombian government agency supervising crop-substitution efforts, who works with farmers here.

Actor/Actress: Laverne Cox I have never seen Orange is the New Black as shows set in prison tend to disturb me a bit and I'm very selective about what I watch.

He told BBC Scotland: "It disturbed me quite a bit how he could want to single out my community as a whole, in his words, needing tighter enforcement.

This experience disturbed me quite a bit.

That disturbed me for a bit and so I made a deal: [I'd do it], provided that Jed always had control of the money.

To me, his pettiness masks the fact that he knows he is under-qualified to be president, which must disturb him quite a bit.

"Here's what we've been selling," he said, "but frankly we're a bit disturbed.