Sentence examples for seems disruptive from inspiring English sources

"To Elisa this seems disruptive, drastic: isn't there a kind of hush in the room just now, a suspension of movement and sound?" "The therapist is not looking at Derek, but at her, gazing at her with a strange intensity, as though for the first time, as though she's naked".

Second, this activity, presented during the active period, seems disruptive rather than beneficial to cognition.

At times, the Wildcat even seemed disruptive to the progress forged by Sanchez.

At first these digressions seem disruptive, as though television had evolved into the Internet, wandering away from an article midstream to follow an explanatory link.

Demands for diversity once felt insurgent and threatening to those in power because the mere presence of women and people of color seemed disruptive.

"I know we started the day with protesters in the room, and sometimes they seem disruptive or their tactics are some we might argue with," Chellie Pingree, a Democrat from Maine, said.

This ability to shift between industries means that a platform that doesn't seem disruptive today can suddenly become a disruptive competitor tomorrow.

Although this may seem disruptive to traditions of the discipline, the aesthetic needs to be understood as a dynamic concept that exists because of, and through, its coevolutionary interrelationship with art.

For a second he seems a disruptive audience member before leaping, cat-like, on to the stage.

"Even though in theory, it might take longer to send a text than pick up the phone, it seems less disruptive than a call," said Jefferson Adams, a 44-year-old freelance writer living in San Francisco.

Jill Chaifetz, executive director of Advocates for Children, a nonprofit group, said the appeal of transferring decreases as time passes: children get more settled in their schools and a move to another school seems more disruptive.