Sentence examples for disturbed how from inspiring English sources

The UN housing envoy Raquel Rolnik notoriously made the bedroom tax the focus of her review of Britain's housing last Autumn, saying she had been disturbed how the policy had heavily affected the most vulnerable, the most fragile, the people who are on the fringes of coping with everyday life She called it to be scrapped, much to the government's fury.

And it's disturbing how much dust and detritus can accumulate in a few days, especially under the kitchen table: quite embarrassing if people pop in unexpectedly.

We need to look carefully at children and see the meanings they are continuously making that distort and disturb how they live in the world and how they can be with themselves, and then work to change their meanings.

With electronic health records seen widely as a way to make medical care better and possibly cheaper, it is disturbing how slowly they are being adopted by American physicians.

Here there was the sweetly sung but disturbing "How I Remember," and "Bless This Mess," sung by Mr. Bazan in a rowdy scratch: By my baby's yellow bed I kissed her forehead and rubbed her little tummy Wondering if she'd soon despise the smell Of the booze on my breath like her mom.

However, the most arresting detail is the suggestion that audio is provided without the user needing to wear headphones which might disturb how they hear ambient sounds.

This graph from the government of Alberta's own website shows how much of the oil sands is "disturbed" and how little of the land is "certified reclaimed" or in the process of being reclaimed.

I was disturbed by how low the low brow has gotten and how accepting my teens were of it.

"Most of our children are raised in secure, loving homes but I am sure very many of us will be disturbed by how much abuse within the family environment goes unreported and how little is done to support the children who suffer.

My opinions hadn't been changed but I was disturbed by how easily anti-feminist rhetoric came out of my mouth, how easy it was to lock into a hateful groove – even if it's a groove you want to be out of as quickly as possible.

However I was deeply disturbed by how the highest ranking members of a church could so easily justify using one of their members; how they so callously punished her and then so effectively silenced her when it was done.