Sentence examples for going to disturb from inspiring English sources

"Nobody has ever disturbed -- and nobody is going to disturb -- this state of affairs," he added.

I say whatever I think is going to disturb them the most.

It's not as though it's going to disturb their (empty) business.

I want something a little bit happier on my television, something gentle that's not going to disturb and worry me".

"We chased them away," said one of the chess players, Michael Benson, 54. "You're going to disturb the tourists who come over here to play us".

"Of course, any time you deepen somewhere, you are going to disturb some clams and crabs and fish," Mr. Mascuilli said.

"I think it's distressing that the sanctity of these graves is going to be disturbed.

"In Connecticut, there are no birds that are going to be disturbed from the wild," said Laurie Fortin, the D.E.P. wildlife technician who administers the falconry program.

If you have one of those rare epiphanies – and believe me, they're rare – having that silence and space to get into the zone and to know you're not going to be disturbed is an amazing privilege.

Sometimes it's going to be disturbing.

"Any video that shows someone losing their life in an altercation with police is going to be disturbing.