Sentence examples for rather disturbed by from inspiring English sources

Understandably, most parents are rather disturbed by this imagery, especially when focused on a small baby.

I'm inspired (or rather disturbed and fixated) by the opaqueness of the manufactured world where methods of production and disposal are obscured.

Do you remember having a rather disturbed night's sleep about a month ago?

At that time, he was living a rather disturbed life, especially in his relations with women.

I was rather disturbed to read "Building Web Pages Without the Drudgery of HTML" (Basics, Dec. 6).

A mother of six who is president of the Catholic Homeschoolers of South Dade, Ms. Kuehne said she was most disturbed by reports of church officials covering up the abuse, but she blamed individuals rather than the church as an institution.

Edwards remains disturbed by how Tampa Bay handled Dungy's exit.

"I was a little disturbed by this," Ms. Schlager said.

"I'm a little disturbed by the stand-by-your-man image.

Pentagon officials described him as "concerned and disturbed" by the allegations.

'I really think she is quite disturbed by me,' he says.