Sentence examples for disturbing context from inspiring English sources

That secret investigation and its disturbing context were the crux of Spin's report.

If it had done so, it would have discovered, among other grim details, the disturbing context in which its Namibian remains were collected.

Conceived in the disturbing context of the European revolutions of 1848, the book lays down seven moral principles (or "Lamps") to guide architectural practice, one of which, "The Lamp of Memory," articulates the scrupulous respect for the original fabric of old buildings that would inspire William Morris and, through him, the conservation movement of the 20th century.

Writing for Bloomberg View on December 17, Leonid Bershidsky spelled out a disturbing context for the Dresden turmoil.

White House officials chided critics for not being able to take a "joke," but Trump's tweet wasn't too funny, given the disturbing context: Trump has repeatedly attacked and threatened news media outlets and, of course, dismissed numerous reports of Trump team misconduct as "fake news".

The moment is awfully cute, but also disturbing in context.

Williams, who stepped down as leader of the Anglican church just over a year ago, said Monday's report put "our local problems into a deeply disturbing global context".

A close reading of the recently published FDR and the Jews by Richard Breitman and Allan J. Lichtman places Schoenfeld's letter to Winton in its disturbing historical context.

Surrounded by a particularly disturbing institutional context, these new spaces were critical for this group of professionals to start shaping what they were becoming as well to be recognized as a distinctive group by other FMG stakeholders, patients included.

They are also particularly disturbing in the context of his larger anti-immigrant program.

While unsurprising given the threat picture that we have seen, this is particularly disturbing within the context of the sort of attack they undertook.