Sentence examples for was disturbed enough from inspiring English sources

His mother, Michelle Carter-Robinson, felt he was disturbed enough by his Game 1 showing; she made sure she sent an encouraging note to his hotel room.

Brooks acknowledged that Tyson was disturbed enough by the June 9 murder of a longtime friend, Darryl Baum, that he considered postponing the fight last week.

Mr. McGahee, for one, was disturbed enough by the experience to complain to school authorities, who as early as last June were apparently concerned enough themselves to have a campus officer visit the classroom.

At school, he played piano and viola, but was disturbed enough to be referred to a psychiatrist, whose office he trashed and counsel he refused – for a spell, at least.

The case originated when William Samuels, a businessman who had recently moved into the neighborhood though not on the park, read about the first incident in The Villager newspaper and was disturbed enough to hire Kaye, Scholer to investigate it.

Alex Forman, a 32-year-old gamer from Yorkshire, England, was disturbed enough by the introduction of German protagonists that he wrote and posted an essay entitled "Return to Castle Wolfenstein: What About the Holocaust?" In an interview, he said of Day of Defeat: "The historical angle certainly enhances the game play and lends itself well to the whole 'kill or be killed' atmosphere.

Wang, a befuddled, obscurely depressed man in his early 30s, is disturbed enough to go to the police, but is not taken seriously.

Rather than being too disturbed by cattle grazing, Dr. Curtin said, the grasslands in the boot heel of New Mexico, where he does his research, have not been disturbed enough, mainly because of the absence of periodic fires over the past century.

Only WGCL, the CBS affiliate in Atlanta, has been disturbed enough by her negative publicity to banish the show from its usual morning slot to the post-midnight netherworld.

The reservations expressed by some of the 20 current and former government officials and industry executives who were disturbed enough to talk to The Times were based on this concern: "What they viewed as an urgent, temporary measure had become permanent nearly five years later without specific Congressional approval or formal authorization," in the words of the article.

The music Frankie Knuckles created isn't just something that lurks at the peripheries of my life any more, it's there constantly; throbbing through the bedroom floor in the mornings, from laptops in each of the five bedrooms, soundtracking wired midnight glides across the lake past ducks and other birds that have never been disturbed enough to care.