Sentence examples for disturbed us from inspiring English sources
It disturbed us and silenced us, making us even more reticent in the modern world.
But there was one aspect of the event that disturbed us even more.
This is perplexing in a picture about Russia in the seventies, but wasn't what really disturbed us.
When I'm sitting in my chair, I automatically compare any weird noises with what disturbed us that night — the thuds, the coughs.
It disturbed us when a church which should be a sanctuary, becomes a citadel, and we don't care what the other Babylonian ministers said, either.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 26 , 1941P. 7 It has always disturbed us when leading citizens stand up and urge ordinary workaday citizens to beget more babies for the good of the state.
The writer calls the New Money "metamoney," and claims that it disturbs us because it uses the traditional satiric devices of exaggeration, displacement, and oversimplification, and therefore seems to be mocking the Old Money.
After analyzing the language of the poem, W. Hutchings declared in 1984, "The epitaph, then, is still making us think, still disturbing us, even as it uses the language of conventional Christianity and conventional epitaphs.
From a present-time perspective of a relaxed body and mind, the thoughts that disturb us--invariably based on past memories or future projections--lose their appeal.
It's a mind-bending film, devastating and disorienting, that disturbs us in ways we're not used to being disturbed, raising questions about the nature of documentary, the persistence of evil, and the intertwined ways movies function in our culture and in our minds.
Available only for exclusive use, there wasn't even the murmur of other guests to disturb us as we slipped into our infinity pool that seemingly flowed directly into one of Africa's mightiest rivers.
