Sentence examples for more disturbed than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olasky told the crowd he was more disturbed than ever at how the Bush initiative was being shaped.

"Bottom line, I'm more disturbed than I was before," Mr. Graham said after the tense, closed-door meeting.

Woods might have been more disturbed than he let on, but he hid it well if he was.

Chandra revealed that the hot gas in the center of these galaxies appears to be much more disturbed than in the cold gas-free systems.

Averell Harriman, the Ambassador to the Soviet Union, said that although Stalin "was never known for any display of emotion," he was "deeply shaken and more disturbed than I had ever seen him".

Stripped back and with Garvey sounding far more disturbed than he does in his day job, this brings to mind the recent Fever Ray album (unsurprising, given the track has been given a makeover by Van Rivers and the Subliminal Kid, who produced her record).

A girlfriend of mine once confessed that she was more disturbed that I went out to see comedy five times a week than she would be if I frequented prostitutes.

On a visit to Carterhook Manor, the narrator encounters more than a few unsettling sites: Susan's son, Miles, appears to be more disturbed and aloof than the average preteen, and there's a mysterious splattering of blood on one of the room's walls.

Almost 80percentt of women report more disturbed sleep during pregnancy than at other times, the author points out.

DSM-IV defined a more disturbed group of children than did DSM-III-R.

None are likely to be more disturbed about the deal than Israel.