Sentence examples for disturbing remarks from inspiring English sources

Employees have said in interviews that Mateen routinely made disturbing remarks, with one describing him as having "issues and just constant anger".

Add this to the growing list of reasons Carson needs to be checked: Carson's refusal during his confirmation hearing to block HUD dollars from benefiting Trump real estate interests; his disturbing remarks on slavery last week; and his skepticism of some of the current protections under the Fair Housing Act.

To my son, it was a disturbing remark about someone we both love.

She's merely a vessel for a life lesson that dispenses its caution with a belated and asterisk-like finger-wag there's no danger that the newly uninhibited Renee will let finger-wag there, incautious, controversial, or disturbing remark from her unfiltered inner depths because, as written, she doesn's have ano.

More disturbing were remarks in a New York Times interview in July, when he appeared to question the commitment to common defence that lies at the heart of the alliance, enshrined as article five of its constitution.

Janet Maslin of the New York Times called Twelve Monkeys "fierce and disturbing" and remarked on Pitt's "startlingly frenzied performance", concluding that he "electrifies Jeffrey with a weird magnetism that becomes important later in the film".

But the remarks' disturbing overtones left open questions about his physical and mental state.

"I frankly have never heard anything quite as disturbing as her remark that was something to the affect of: 'well sometimes you just have to move on.'".

Richard Lapchick, founder of the Institute for Ethics and Diversity in Sport at the University of Central Florida, said Cooper's remarks were disturbing but not surprising.

US Secretary of State John Kerry called the remarks "very disturbing".

called Trump's remarks "very disturbing" in an interview on MSNBC Monday morning.