Sentence examples for disturbed imagination from inspiring English sources

Or do they exist only in the disturbed imagination of the new governess?

Sometimes they are even tamed; more often they have exhausted the writer and must be put aside until they emerge, renewed, to disturb the imagination again.

"A bare house and bare walls to me are much more inspiring than having some painting or sculpture in front of me, because that would disturb my imagination," he said.

And, whether or not you believe the devil still rides the Underground, the writer was correct in at least one respect: something does get disturbed down there – your imagination, the source of all our fears.

The books I read and loved when I was a child were often the ones that troubled and disturbed me, while opening my eyes to a world I didn't know and kick-starting my imagination.

Disturbed, sure.

Disturbed, even.

And disturbed.

EDP: Emotionally disturbed person.

Nobody disturbed me.

"He looked visibly disturbed".