Sentence examples for disturbing about being from inspiring English sources

There's something disturbing about being able to view a person without their consent, regardless of whether it's loosely legal or happening to all of us.

No, what is psychotic and disturbing about is Grey his blankness.

What car scribes were really crying about was a disturbing trend.

"But the thing that's really disturbing about Noah isn't the silly, it's that it's immoral," he said.

"The thing I found most disturbing about this is that there were other people around when this was going on,"  William McCafferty, the Steubenville police chief, said of the events that unfolded.

But what's most disturbing about "Freedom" is how Ms. Vardimon's choreography, mostly repetitive and boring, is energized only by cruelty and violence.

"What is most disturbing about this is it reflects a mentality that would punish those who have been seriously harmed already in their home countries rather than offering them protection and a quick adjudication of their claims".

"What is so disturbing about this is that it really might cause judges in the future to be less willing to protect minorities out of fear that they might be voted out of office," said Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California, Irvine, School of Law.

What's most disturbing about this is not Professor Mankiw's omission of those costs, but the strong possibility that he's right — that even four election cycles from today, there will still be no national discussion about the military-industrial complex and the futility of war.

He described the US as a "Leviathan security state" and went on to say: "What's most disturbing about this is the pretence of counter-terrorism or the pretence of the war on terror or the pretence of even proper cause is not even in this.

"But what's more disturbing about it is that it went undetected until the perpetrator himself confessed," said Mr. Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat.