Sentence examples for he was disturbed when from inspiring English sources

The cleric said he was disturbed when he read about American prison policy for preventing suicide.

He was disturbed when the Privy Council overruled the refusal of a bishop to institute an Anglican divine, George C. Gorham, on grounds of unorthodoxy (1850).

In a conversation years ago, Mr. Jobs said he was disturbed when he heard young entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley use the term "exit strategy" — a quick, lucrative sale of a start-up.

Mr. Santana, who could not be reached, told Mr. Reinsdorf he was disturbed when he heard that David Wilder, who was then senior director of player personnel for the White Sox, forced young Dominicans to kick back portions of their signing bonuses.

Thabo Mbeki, South Africa's president, said he was disturbed, when he attended a graduation ceremony last year, to see that virtually all the students had specialised in "Biblical studies, Biblical studies, Biblical studies".Nonetheless, the government is convinced that many more blacks would have been promoted had racist white bosses not blocked their way.

And Huppenthal said he was disturbed when one of the program's administrators described Benjamin Franklin as a "racist".

She said on Monday that she was "disturbed" when she learned of the plan to remove and dispose of "Star Sifter".

'Piggy Nation the Musical!' (Sunday) Sammy Hamhock, the little pig at the center of this show for ages 3 to 10, doesn't mind being a pig, but he's disturbed when he sees somebody acting like one.

'Piggy Nation the Musical!' (Sunday and Tuesday) Sammy Hamhock, the little pig at the center of this show for ages 3 to 10, doesn't mind being a pig, but he's disturbed when he sees somebody acting like one.

He added that there was no doubt Mr Justice Mitting took into account the fact that Sutcliffe was disturbed when he committed the murders when he set the "whole life" sentence last year.

The writer was disturbed when he thought of all the other things that he would somehow never do: he would never write by the Palmer Method, never finish learning "The Volga Boat Song" on the piano, and never play football, never make candles out of paraffin, like the New England colonists did.