Sentence examples for like to be disturbed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cohen doesn't like to be disturbed.
Aline, she said, led a cosseted life — "she read magazines, watched TV" — and didn't like to be disturbed.
"He doesn't like to be disturbed from painting," says Meara, "but there are some things in life he really enjoys.
It's best to sow in the soil as it doesn't like to be disturbed, but if you don't have space now, sow in 9cm pots or toilet roll tubes (ideal as you can plant the whole thing out).
How would you like to be disturbed by a total stranger on your doorstep trying to prise from you your voting intentions in an election you are barely aware of, have hardly considered, and would rather ignore?
Once they are established, peony plants do not like to be disturbed.
That must have been a slightly awkward moment for Roy Keane, not usually a man who likes to be disturbed, when an elderly lady introduced herself on a flight from Manchester to Cork a few days ago.
No one likes to be disturbed during football.
No one likes to be disturbed or have a cranky parent drop in and yell at you to go to sleep.
"I'd like you to be disturbed more than anything".
Bailey seems to relish the entire spectrum of reaction: "I'm creating a journey that's embracing and immersive, in which you can be delighted and disturbed, but I'd like you to be disturbed more than anything".
