Sentence examples for nothing disruptive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stoll said Mr. Rodriguez had not been trying to get arrested and had done nothing disruptive.

The two, Leslie Weise and Alex Young, were ejected from a speech given in Denver by President Bush because they arrived in a car with an antiwar bumper sticker, despite having done nothing disruptive, according to the A.C.L.U. of Colorado, which is representing them.

But there are no jolts, and nothing too disruptive or ecstatic.

Speakers delivered a barrage of palatable platitudes, counselling greater self-reflection and social responsibility from the business world, but nothing so disruptive as fresh regulation.

But nothing is more disruptive to domestic order than an unattached heterosexual man.

She didn't just usher in greater economic freedom; she unwittingly brought with it cultural transformation – because there is nothing more culturally disruptive than individualism and capitalism.

"There's nothing worse than a disruptive 13-year-old for turning everything in a household upside down".

To him, the network processor, or NPU, is nothing less than a "disruptive technology" that will leave an indelible mark on the networking business as we know it.

Many people commented on the company's Facebook page, pointing out the hypocrisy of airlines who boot Muslim passengers from flights for doing virtually nothing wrong while letting disruptive white passengers, like the man on the flight to Allentown, slide.

Prior to that, he spent 12 years in key executive positions on the team that launched and grew Fox News Channel from nothing into the most disruptive (and profitable) television news product of the past generation.

Michelle Obama, for example, told a crowd in Council Bluffs, Iowa, this month that when she and her husband considered his candidacy, they knew that "nothing would have been more disruptive than running for president of the United States".