Sentence examples for which disturbed from inspiring English sources

Older adults are prone to nocturnal sleep disturbance, of which disturbed circadian rhythm may be a component since it improves with nighttime administration of melatonin.

The Agrarian government, however, exhibited authoritarian characteristics, which disturbed the majority of the nation.

Emma began to see boys, which disturbed her mother, who felt that her own sensual life was over.

Hugh Kahler bestowed the name of Rising Gorge on his place at Princeton, which disturbed his guests who thought there were mosquitoes.

Some preseason publications picked the Nets to finish in the bottom third of the Eastern Conference, which disturbed Coach Byron Scott.

In La Poupée he put the black model Debra Shaw in a manacle, which disturbed many observers because of the obvious connotations of slavery, though Shaw herself said she felt as if she were in a picture frame.

Noise is "the sound which you cannot turn off and which disturbs you".

"Feminism - that word is so misconstrued by so many people, especially young people, which disturbs me.

The people who now invest most in journalism come from outside the field, which disturbs and excites traditionalists in equal measure.

Candles should be pinched or snuffed, not blown out (which disturbs the fuel pool), so Thomas decided "we must blow a few out".

Stress is an aversive stimulus which disturbs physiological homeostasis and reflects a variety of biological systems.