Sentence examples for disturbing visit from inspiring English sources

"I tell my kids, 'Just keep it in your memory,' " said Mrs. Sidlauskas, who vividly recalls a disturbing visit to her own childhood home in the 1960s.

Patrick Breen documented a disturbing visit in the last week of February from Mrs. Murphy, who said her family was considering eating Milt Elliott.

Sites were located in positions that could be viewed from a hidden location in order to be able to view the experiment without disturbing visiting birds.

Stanford Smilow, a retired commercial photographer who lives on the Upper East Side, finds it disturbing to visit him.

He smiles and nods slightly, like an actor, and they simply stare at him, their faces like masks, he thinks, those tribal masks in the Metropolitan Museum that are always a little disturbing to visit, because they suggest ceremonies and superstitions that are passionate and dangerous.

And in the film's disturbing climax, we visit a clinic that attempts to cure soldiers' post-combat psychological disorders by dosing them with drugs and simulating warfare.

While some American military commanders disputed the reports' overall pessimism, there have been disturbing signs on our visit this week that the Pentagon is increasingly resigned to Pakistan's inaction.

It certainly does not appear ready to receive new inmates as part of "realignment" (see article).In this section The challenges of "realignment" Worst case Testy gridlock Spreading gospels of wealth Bread, circuses and leather balls Cheesed off Another insurgency The spirit of 1812 Peter David ReprintsEven a supervised visit reveals disturbing visions of the human condition.

It was best to have the patient relieved of any disturbing sensation during the visit to ensure proper attendance to appointments, good compliance to treatment, and a pleasant in-office experience.

She said that meeting with young incarcerated Aboriginal children, some of them only 12 years old, was the most disturbing element of her visit.

In one disturbing scene, Mr Binelli visits a mandatory training session for people intending to obtain a license to carry and conceal a weapon.