Sentence examples for disturbed by something from inspiring English sources
"He was definitely disturbed by something," She added.
At most, I may write when I am disturbed by something.
And to judge by the blogosphere, many of them were feeling disturbed by something their president said this week.
But if you're nervous or disturbed by something nonmusical, if the conductor senses tension, if he's not sure the musicians approve of him, or if the musicians aren't sure they're being approved of, then the energy can dissipate".
A week's worth of handwringing about MLS's back-room solutions has given way to something remarkable – something those disturbed by the way the USA midfielder Jermaine Jones ended up in New England see as compromised.
For coordination of activities to be preserved (or restored) when the economy is disturbed by changes in these determinants, something still more is required: each separate price must move in a direction that will restore equilibrium.
"She has to have been very disturbed by the letter to have done something like that, because she would have been trained not to," Mrs. Clingan said.
"The only time I am disturbed by applause is when it feels perfunctory or obligatory simply because something has concluded – for example at the end of a slow movement of a Mahler symphony".
By Edmund Ziman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 7 , 1938P. 11 Two young men whose evenings rest was disturbed by two other young men fencing in the hallway, determined to do something about it.
Simultaneously, I was, like most people, frightened and disturbed by the violence and chaos that gripped Ukraine and that threatened to escalate into something far worse.
