Sentence examples for disturbing state from inspiring English sources

Sifton's version is closer to disdain, but just as often he finds himself in a disturbing state of detachment.

It was a disturbing state of affairs for many on the left, who had grown used to seeing Mr Krugman's venom aimed exclusively at common enemies primarily the Bush administration.

Weiner believes that the country is in a period similar to the Watergate era, when a series of disturbing state secrets — such as the existence of the Phoenix Program, a C.I.A.-supported C.I.A.-supportedhinitiativeuth Vintnamese whichalleged thehave tortured civilianSouthpilled out.

One Sunday afternoon in mid-October, Daniel Whalen was helping a neighbor saw a limb off a tree when the neighbor said something disturbing: state environmental officials had told him to stop drinking water from his well, and to stop cooking and showering with it, too.

All parties appear to be responsible for this disturbing state of affairs.

When I asked another editor about this disturbing state of affairs, she told me a very entertaining story about a check that she didn't get from a magazine that she wrote some freelance articles for.

Without this consultative support there is a danger of staff burnout; of a retreat into illness; of mental health staff getting caught up in the distress of their clients; and, at the worst, staff finding themselves reacting to the disturbing states of mind of their clients.

The fact that DNA does not precipitate in DMF at concentrations below 0.1 mg/mL [15], allowed us to study DNA in real time and in a non-disturbing state.

Perhaps more disturbing to state environmental officials is a proposal to let plants undertake more extensive changes without triggering requirements that they reduce their emissions.

In that document, a six-page letter, city investigators said they found it "shocking and disturbing" that state officials had — despite city warnings — knowingly allowed people associated with Safeway to undertake such a sensitive job.

More disturbing news: State and local government spending appears to be expanding into the vacuum, up about a percentage point from 8.9% of GDP in 1990 to 9.8% now.