Sentence examples for think it disturbed from inspiring English sources

I think it disturbed her emotionally.

"I think it disturbs them to see that it's come to this in this country".

"I think this might hurt China's image in the world, but I don't think it'll disturb the Olympics per se".

"I think it should disturb all of us that politicians, many of whom frankly couldn't run a bath, suddenly want us to believe that they know what is in the national interest and that they know what constitutes a good deal.

"Don't you think it'll disturb her? She's old and fragile.

The supporters of the fourteenth amendment did not think it would disturb the common law rules of coverture: under these rules women lost most of their common law rights upon marriage under the fiction that their legal identities were merged with their husbands.

I think it takes really disturbed people to make great rock and roll, and Dee Dee was a greatly disturbed person.

"This is part of a larger pattern that I do think obviously disturbs conservatives and I think it ought to disturb every American regardless of one's political stripe or flavor," Sanford said.

I think it just really disturbed some of these women who felt he could do better.

And Lady Chatterley's Lover, my goodness, was just incredibly disturbing, but I think it's good to be disturbed at that age, to be taken out of your mould and dazzled a little.

The fact that so many of them are being unearthed here indicates that this could be the fabled elephant burial grounds, and we don't think it's right to disturb such a sacred place".