Sentence examples for was disturbed about from inspiring English sources

Just a joke, sorry if someone was disturbed about it".

The union president, John Glasel, said he was disturbed about the increased reliance on tapes - not just at concerts, but with dance troupes and at ice shows.

Linda Carter, the former dean of the Cheyenne campus in Wyoming, for example, resigned in 2012, saying she was pressured to misrepresent information to school accreditation panels and was disturbed about what she called misleading advertising.

Saying he was "disturbed about the misconduct issues," General Dempsey said that evaluations of top officers needed to go beyond the traditional assessment of professional performance by superior officers alone.

Then there was further delay thanks to Rand Paul, a freshman from Kentucky, who stopped action for as long as possible because he was disturbed about foreign aid to Egypt.

Harmer then asked if her guest was disturbed about the loss of heritage in Haberfield, which is famously full of federation houses – the entire suburb is listed as a Conservation Area.

Among the things he's disturbed about is language.

Picasso thereby put his finger on what was disturbing about the picture while begrudging its success: in "Biskra," the tension between the subject (the nude model) and formal invention (her serpentine contour) is both flaunted and transcended, producing a new kind of image that celebrates the painter's freedom to do as he likes, purely for the sake of pleasure.

Public advocates have no such demands on them, and that was what was disturbing about the IOM workshop.

They were disturbed about what was happening in Afghanistan and Pakistan, that Muslims were being killed.

But we are disturbed about a number of aspects," he said.