Sentence examples for grew disturbed from inspiring English sources

Dundee was the only white man in his camp, and he grew disturbed over references to that fact.

Breathing "full-on" oxygen all through the sortie was uncomfortable – and no remedy against anoxia after two or three hours, when a deadly sense of well-being would take hold and his vision grow disturbed.

But the absentee rate had grown disturbing.

After his successes in the 1960's, Mr. Cantor grew increasingly disturbed by the rising costs of Broadway.

When he became a success, he grew so disturbed by women trying to proposition him after shows that, according to a biographer, he once asked his doctor to castrate him.

Tryon was deeply closeted and grew increasingly disturbed by Donovan's notoriety.

She grew increasingly disturbed by endless images of violence, blood and despair she was witnessing until she discovered a reflection by Winston Churchill that seemed to make her feel better: "We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival".

We grow increasingly disturbed these days, not just by the news but by the lack of continuity.

China had grown increasingly disturbed at the scale of gambling by its mainland residents travelling to Macau, particularly government officials, the report said.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, July 6 , 1968P. 17 We grow increasingly disturbed these days, not just by the news but by the lack of continuity.

Hard-liners in the administration have grown increasingly disturbed by Russian actions with respect to its chemical and biological weapons treaty commitments.