Sentence examples for have perturbed from inspiring English sources

Geopolitical tensions, focused around the Ukraine crisis, have perturbed both borrowers and lenders.

His writings have perturbed many Muslims, as have his attacks on hypocrisy and fractiousness in the Muslim world.

The small lie has led some to doubt the veracity of the entire story but this seems not to have perturbed him in the slightest.

The thingness seems to have perturbed neither him nor his star, and they were taken aback when Guinness's performance was described, prior to the American release, as "the worst caricature of a Jew ever depicted in an English-speaking film".

The presidency is largely ceremonial, but the return of Mr Meciar would still have perturbed NATO and the European Union, which had refused even to consider Slovakia for membership while he was prime minister.

"It instantly struck me what an incredibly well-plotted work it is: scary, but with that madcap element that reminded me – and I mean this as the highest possible compliment – of an episode of Scooby-Doo!" As well as the visible locomotive-orchestra, there are other aspects of Hunter's production that would probably also have perturbed Ridley.

But Microsoft's move into hardware has perturbed many of its traditional partners, with implications that are still unclear.

The scandal has perturbed many Pakistanis because the television revolution is one of the bright spots of the past decade.

That has perturbed some Weblog veterans, who say the war bloggers are rewriting history and presenting a distorted view of blogs.

The flip-flopping of Silvio Berlusconi's government in pushing through the austerity measures it pledged for Italy during the summer has perturbed investors.

In the early 20th century, there were only eight known planets, but astronomer Percival Lowell believed there must be a ninth, "Planet X," which had perturbed the orbit of Neptune.