Sentence examples for disturbing words from inspiring English sources

To this country's largely white and Spanish-speaking elite, those are powerful and disturbing words.

The voice of the witness, Aaron White, 20, rang out angrily in open court, as he repeated the disturbing words he said were used against him that night and caused him to run into his house to awaken his father, John White, out of a deep sleep, yelling repeatedly, "Dad, these guys are coming here to kill me".

And his most disturbing words – the passing phrases that revealed so much – got less attention than they deserved.

He admitted to previous drug addiction, has already shown unstable behavior, and left a notebook out that was filled with some disturbing words of self-loathing.

In that sense, the most disturbing word in Trump's tweet on Wednesday morning may be "nice," which he used to describe bombs that are designed and built to kill people.

Jeff Rush and Cynthia Baughman, writing in the Journal of Film and Video, described the film as showing that "text can reverse the traditional balance of words = abstractions/images = the concrete" through the creation of vivid, perhaps disturbing, word pictures which serve as tangible images contrasted with the faint abstractions which are the actual images.

We can expect him to campaign heavily on support for the Iraq war, and for continuation of Bush's "surge" (I will refer to it in quotes throughout, since it's a silly term that seems to have been invented simply to avoid use of a more disturbing word, "escalation").

His paintings on canvas of tropical scenes, deep-shadowed and vaguely disturbing — the word "hallucinatory" has popped up in descriptions — suggest his Puerto Rican roots.

A disturbing new word, with a distinctly Orwellian ring, has been coined to describe these women: previvors pre-survivors. Read more on Tonic.

Above each of these disturbing images are words cribbed from personal ads.

And there was something disturbing about the words she used—"fetus," "genitals," "abdominal cavity"—something that seemed inappropriate for an expectant mother.