Sentence examples for was extremely disturbed from inspiring English sources

He told the Guardian he was "extremely disturbed" by the results.

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger said he was "extremely disturbed" to hear of his maltreatment.

Another reader got the point: "I recently read it and was extremely disturbed by its unendingly visceral and graphic nature.

And when they told him what he had done, because he had no recollection of doing it, he was extremely disturbed.

But the publisher said he was "extremely disturbed" by the staff petition over the coverage, which he defended as solely a matter of news judgment.

On Friday, an Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesman said the government was "extremely disturbed" by what happened to Patel and had planned to talk with officials in both Washington and Alabama.

It was extremely disturbing.

The committee's chairman, Iain Wright, said: "Whistleblowers, parts of the media and a trade union shone a light on work practices at Sports Direct, and what they revealed was extremely disturbing.

What I found was extremely disturbing.

As student journalists, we were extremely disturbed by Keith Hefner's letter ("High School Press Needs Revitalizing," April 5).

Norton is not to blame, but teammates say he has been extremely disturbed all week.