Sentence examples for know how disturbing from inspiring English sources
(Ask Tony Curtis. He said he loved every film he ever made – like 130 of them. So you know how disturbing the life can be).
"I don't think I was soured on racing, but my mother was terminally ill and I wanted to spend some time with her and looking back, I don't think I knew how disturbing that was to me," said Krone, who returned to Florida to care for her mother for four months until she died in hospice care.
"It's alarming and disturbing because we don't know how they got to those 88 people".
He'd found the summary highly disturbing, but he didn't know how to assess its claims.
It's difficult to know how widely this has occurred but the concept is reminiscent of a disturbing new trend of 'slut-shaming'.
FOR those who know how to decode religious language, the parting words of Benedict XVI gave a hint of some of the disturbing times he must have lived through during an eight-year papacy which ended today.
"When you give eight kids rubber knives and ask them to stab a blood bag, it's not only somewhat disturbing to watch but you butt up against reality in which children don't actually know how to stab something.
We don't know how this confrontation turned lethal — whether it was excessive force, lack of training or some unavoidable accident — though it is disturbing that Frederick County does not teach officers how to handle encounters with the mentally disabled.
Autonomous vehicles and robots have to know how to get from A to B without hitting obstacles or pedestrians — but how can they do so politely and without disturbing nearby humans?
Leah Woodburn, the editor of Sarah Schmidt's disturbing and visceral take on the murders, See What I Have Done, agrees that the Borden murders resonate because we will never really know how the tragic events played out.
"We will never know how conscious or unconscious these images are," says Mr. Marker's voice-over narrator as "The Last Bolshevik" returns to a particularly disturbing close-up of Khmyr from "Happiness".
