Sentence examples for disturbed because from inspiring English sources
Evidence from neuroscience shows that microstructural and neural connectivity processes are disturbed because of prematurity, and these disturbances may result in an atypical differentiation of neuronal pathways [ 51].
"The balance is disturbed because the sound is tense.
Our daughter has become worried and disturbed because she is not allowed to go to school.
" I was disturbed because they called America a Christian nation," he said.
He called Henry Claude, and thought he was disturbed because he crowed at ten a.m. instead of dawn.
A secretary answers, apologizes, and explains that Monsieur cannot be disturbed, because he has just started a new book.
Disturbing because of the brutality they describe (one man was waterboarded 183 times in a month).
Disturbing because despite that experience, she perpetuates the image of the disabled as scary.
The image still disturbs because the spectre of uselessness has not ended - but its context has changed.
Dee Doocey, a member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, described the developments as "disturbing" because it seemed police were working on the assumption that the protesters were criminals.
A publicist for the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition e-mailed to complain that the article was "disturbing" because it failed "to represent the medical and lifesaving uses of feeding tubes".
