Sentence examples for disturbing instance from inspiring English sources

Jo Glanville, the director of English PEN, said: "This appears to be an extremely disturbing instance of censorship.

James M. Catterson Jr., the Suffolk County district attorney, said the case was the most disturbing instance of child abuse he has seen.

Paul is Métis, and his story is another seriously disturbing instance of church abuse in the era of residential schools.

So while a Koch stewardship of the Tribune Company does indeed represent another disturbing instance of political passions steering our media, it is neither new nor avoidable.

There have been a number of disturbing instances recently of such leniency, but at the moment they are not offences that can be referred.

"Detention of asylum seekers, and in particular asylum-seeking children, should only ever be used as a last resort, yet across the world there are an increasing number of disturbing instances where governments are ignoring their international obligations and abusing the desperation of refugees," he said.

The egregious result of Solomon Guggenheim's support for Rudolf Bauer is one of the most disturbing instances.

This spring, National Intelligence Director James Clapper told a Senate committee that the United States is seeing "disturbing instances of self-radicalization among our own citizens".

"Starting with the 2016 presidential election, a number of disturbing instances concerning Mr. Trump's treatment of women came to light, including the Access Hollywood tape where Mr. Trump is heard making disparaging remarks about women, multiple allegations of abuse, and efforts to cover up those instances," the resolution reads.

"Starting with the 2016 presidential election, a number of disturbing instances concerning Mr. Trump's treatment of women came to light, including the Access Hollywood tape where Mr. Trump is heard making disparaging remarks about women, multiple allegations of abuse, and efforts to cover up those instances," the resolution read.

As disturbing, for instance, as the case of the Menendez brothers might be, its fascination derives from the perverse knowledge that we can empathize not only with the victims but also, at some darker depth, the culprits.