Sentence examples for disturbing something from inspiring English sources
But for most Americans, there is something deeply disturbing, something morally, if not criminally, wrong with deliberate torment, with predatory viciousness.
By definition, change disturbs something or annoys someone.
"We don't like the janitors to come sweep for fear they'll disturb something," Schoelkopf said.
"She seemed to be walking along an older floor level". At City Hospital, Whalley says, a priest was brought in to carry out an exorcism after a gang of builders disturbed something when they were demolishing wards that were originally part of the workhouse, dating back more than 150 years.
"There is always some crazy people [who] try to disturb something but hopefully it will not happen.
But phenomenology has become particularly salient for psychiatry because it is able to elicit information about the way ordinary life or lived-experience can be fundamentally disturbed, something that is outside of the operational criteria sets used in the DSM-5.
The same kind of language used in the keynote, for example, permeated a fireside chat with the Google+ platform team, where the argument against just opening up a full read/write API was based on the fact that Google doesn't want to "disturb something magical".
"While I'm pleased that Big-O-Trees Games has decided not to release its racist video game, it is disturbing that something like this would have progressed as far as it did.
He said: "A hornet's nest had been disturbed, and something had to be done".
