Sentence examples for disturbed if from inspiring English sources

"But most people would still be really disturbed if they saw where their iPhone comes from".

We should be neither amazed nor disturbed if it stops happening.

But, because these sites were long known to local people, they had invariably been disturbed, if not badly looted.

Paul Krugman, who won a Nobel prize in part for his work on trade theory, maintains that "ever-growing trade relative to GDP is not a natural law" and "we should neither be amazed nor disturbed if it stops happening".

"I can't be the only person to be disturbed, if not surprised, by Fifa's silence on thousands of spectators chanting 'puto' every time there is a goal-kick," points out Jonathan Francis.

Describing her conversation with Mr. Obama, Ms. Rice said, "I told him that I was sorry, and I told him that I myself would be very disturbed if I learned that somebody had looked into my passport file".

He finds it "disturbing" if publicans are giving the impression of unhappiness to customers, but doubts they are.

It was almost midnight now, and in their bed-and-breakfast lodgings their beds were close enough to allow conversation that would not disturb if their voices were kept low.

Phil Willis, the Lib Dem MP who chairs the Commons science and technology committee, said independent advice to the government was essential and the sacking of Nutt was "disturbing if an independent scientist should be removed for reporting sound scientific advice".

This would let it do things like disable Do Not Disturb if it detects that a user has woken from sleep early, despite any hardwired schedule settings, for instance.

Here we have a raw form of parental anguish, disturbing if only because of how rarely it is seen outside of closed doors.