Sentence examples for disturbing combination from inspiring English sources

Overnight, the house became a disturbing combination of home, prison, hiding place and guilty under-occupier's hoard of spare rooms.

In director Gemma Bodinetz's striking production, tinged with the sense of things intangible, Shakespeare's disturbing combination of warring soldiers and "weïrd sisters" becomes chillingly plausible.

Speaking to the host of "Access Hollywood," Trump had bragged, with a disturbing combination of nonchalance and neediness, that he simply couldn't resist forcing himself on beautiful women.

There seems to be something specially disturbing in the combination of surprise and suspense with the whack of the new kind of explosive, far more disturbing than the raids that are expected of the 'softer' blow of the older type of bombardment.

To judge by the titbits that have appeared in the Italian press, describing shadowy factions linked by sexual orientation or financial machinations, it is bound to be a disturbing read.Whatever combination of factors prompted Benedict XVI to step down on February 11th, almost everybody agrees that infighting in the curia has been surging out of control.

It was particularly disturbing to note that the combination of sulfonylurea with metformin seemed to abrogate the potential benefit of metformin on CVD outcome, as seen in the UKPDS (2).

Interestingly F. Morescalchi et al. also reported more disturbing complications of HeavySil, a combination of high purity 75% silicone oil 5000 cSt and 25% perfluoroalkyloxyoctane, including early optic disc swelling, retinal edema, and intraretinal inflammation with diffuse narrowing of arteries and veins.

Disturbed people and disturbing images.

Conflicted, she went on a rather disturbing binge-eating bout, including some unusual food combinations.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is characterized by repetitive distressing and anxiety-provoking intrusive thoughts, mostly in combination with time-consuming repetitive actions designed to reduce tension or anxiety caused by the disturbing thoughts (American Psychiatric Association 1994).

While their stamina and her experience made a good combination, Ms. Gallop said, she also discerned a disturbing trend: the boudoir moves of many of her young lovers seemed drawn entirely from pornography.