Sentence examples for something very disturbing from inspiring English sources

But it embodies something very disturbing – Mr Cameron's willingness to pretend drawbridges can be pulled up against the world.

As Walker and his men head into Dubai, they soon become aware that something very disturbing has taken place in the wake of Konrad's arrival in the city.

Instead of invoking the sublime, it's about immersion in the landscape, a metaphor for the subconscious, and there can be something very disturbing about it".

But — but — there is something very disturbing about watching your young daughter gyrating and moving her hands up and down her torso while singing, "Ah, girl, look at that body".

READERS of The Choice, a blog by reporter Jacques Steinberg, encountered something unusual — and for some of them, something very disturbing — when they clicked on a link in the second paragraph of his Sept. 29 blog post.

But I didn't need to ask questions in order to register that something very disturbing had happened, that it had cast a shadow over everything, and changed the world, and that it had occurred in a place that was the big "out there", far beyond the Home Counties housing estate and primary school that represented the limits of my existence.

From the outset, Brennan told me that she was deeply upset because a friend had just told her something personally very disturbing.

"It's something that's very disturbing to us, something we feel is preventable".

"There's something very strange and disturbing going on here, and it should not be ignored," Paul Krugman warned, in the Times.

Which is something that's very disturbing; it's not part of what we're, at Code Pink we're anti-imperialist, and we see the solutions need to be a global connection, that we're all connected.

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