Sentence examples for seems disturbing from inspiring English sources

Cobb reflected a culture of his times, one that through today's lens, seems disturbing and unfortunate, even dangerous.

But just the idea of stuffing one animal carcass into the hollowed out cavity of another seems disturbing to me.

"It seems disturbing and bizarre that H.R.S.A. would attempt to chill a reporter's First Amendment activity with threats of fines for merely 'republishing' public information from one source and connecting it with public information from another," Senator Grassley added.

The venture capitalist Peter Thiel, for instance, who has acknowledged being a member of Alcor — "Cryonics only seems disturbing because it challenges our complacency about death," he has said — declined to underwrite the prize.

Col Kemp, who said he did not condone the photographs in any way, added: "To us here in the UK two years later, it seems disturbing, but when you remember these soldiers had been under threat of their lives.

To "civilized" minds, this seems disturbing, but to the minds of those that entertain these "transumption" rituals, burying your mother in the dirt or leaving her to be entirely consumed by maggots is equally disturbing.

And no one even seems disturbed by the development.

In one of his videos, an American flag is burned.Above all, Mr Loughner simply seems disturbed.

Not that the club's chairman, William Johnson, known as Hootie, seems disturbed by the thought of protesters outside the gates.

Massachusetts seems disturbed over the prospect of Ms. Swift's ascension and her promise to run the state via fax and modem during her confinement.

In the film, which is part of the Museum of Modern Art's Global Lens series, he's both hero and symbol, and no one seems disturbed by either possibility.