Sentence examples for really disturbing about from inspiring English sources

"But the thing that's really disturbing about Noah isn't the silly, it's that it's immoral," he said.

What's really disturbing about the story is the utter dependence of movie-lovers on the market.

I'm not saying any place should stay the same but there's something really disturbing about the pace of change.

What's really disturbing about this, as Tim Duy writes, is that the Fed is struggling with the meaning of this adjustment error.

Labour MP Frank Field, chair of the Commons work and pensions committee, said: "There is something really disturbing about the idea of people on their uppers having to incur a hefty phone bill just to talk to somebody about their benefit claim".

What's really disturbing about this debate is the fact that the boards of the NRA, the Gun Owners of America, ect.

Now I have to sit here through sports and tech and business and entertainment and these really disturbing commercials about asthma-triggering mold in my walls, all because some jaded intern couldn't be bothered to stick to the schedule.

The really disturbing thing about Lagos's pickers and venders is that their lives have essentially nothing to do with ours.

Popkin said: "We heard the same story everywhere, a really disturbing picture about hunger and food insecurity affecting the wellbeing of some of the most vulnerable young people.

But then the really disturbing thing about any dystopia is that for every Winston Smith resisting the machine, there are thousands of content consumers quite happy with Big Brother.

The really disturbing thing about cases such as Martin's and Lawrence's is that they reveal how cavalierly states abuse this responsibility.