Sentence examples for much disturbing from inspiring English sources

There's something not so much disturbing as simply disturbed in his gloating vision of humanity as a rapidly passing phenomenon.

After so much disturbing news on potential instability, it is time now to take a closer look into the stability of adaptive filters as we need to understand the various notions of stability.

But she [Clinton] has gone too far -- too much disturbing stuff, some of it shocking in its coarseness.

There was so much disturbing horror unfolding on the most recent episode of "Game of Thrones" that you likely missed the possible death of one character.

When footage of violence streams in from Iraq or photos of mass graves from Mexico's drug war end up on an editor's desk, news organizations are often placed in the difficult position of deciding how much disturbing material they should broadcast to their audience.

"We have been very much disturbed when we lost against Switzerland," del Bosque said.

Such brotherhoods, which lived the ideal Christian life as it was understood at the time, were islands of civilization in a very much disturbed world.

It has also resulted in the townspeople thinking every strange shadow or light is a ghost, which much disturbs the narrator-ghost.

Not much disturbs the calm of Mr. Tian's film, though, which is deliberate and contemplative rather than dramatic or psychologically probing.

WORKERS at Boeing's factories around Seattle were not so much disturbed by the sudden resignation of the company's chairman this week as anxious about their future under his successor.

Bond's announcement that we're all in the soup together, or, at least, in the mud that clings to the bottom of his stilettos, doesn't so much disturb the audience as allow us to relax.