Sentence examples for disturbed ideas from inspiring English sources

In March 1985, she was readmitted – delusional, obsessed with the nature of good and evil and admitting to disturbed ideas about her mother.

It's not all that unusual for practising Christians to change denominations, as faith inevitably shifts as the experience of life disturbs our ideas.

"Whether it's a genetically programmed instinct or a widespread cultural idea, people throughout the world find deeply disturbing the idea of bodies being treated casually or disrespectfully".

He closed with, "I am very disturbed by the ideas that my government thinks I can't be trusted to do so [own a gun] and denies me the freedom to do so.

The point of research is not to rehearse what we know, but to explore and extend the boundaries of our ignorance and, by thus disturbing our idea of ourselves, to prise open those human possibilities that were previously undreamt of.

Note that it happens because he stresses over the trivial and becomes infuriated by anything or anybody that disturbs his idea of himself as a man in iron control.

He imagined a technology that would disturb the idea that humans are "the center of all activity," as well as the human-object relationship.

He seems quite disturbed by the idea of someone taking the pig.

"Some people were very disturbed by the idea" that they might be considered for pope, he said.

I imagine that, at first blush, most Americans will be as disturbed by this idea as I was.

I am disturbed by the idea of being narcissistic, and yet I find other people's self-absorption merely embarrassing.