"Feminism - that word is so misconstrued by so many people, especially young people, which disturbs me.
(The specific line this time round, the literary straw that broke my camel's back, was: "Mold odors of atrophied testicles quilted his body in a fuzzy grey fog …" I'm not sure which disturbs me more: the horrible vision conjured up, or the annoying spelling of "mould" and "odours").
Rather than relate our conversation (which truly disturbed me), I give you his thoughts verbatim as he sent them to me (yes, via email).
The Agrarian government, however, exhibited authoritarian characteristics, which disturbed the majority of the nation.
Some preseason publications picked the Nets to finish in the bottom third of the Eastern Conference, which disturbed Coach Byron Scott.
Emma began to see boys, which disturbed her mother, who felt that her own sensual life was over.
But there was a major issue: The hydrogel in the middle chamber would spread into the side channels before solidifying, which disturbed the cell cultures.
Venus rotates backwards compared to the other planets, also likely due to an early asteroid hit which disturbed its original rotation.
The National League owners, however, did take the time to note that 5,145 dozen baseballs were used that year, a 10percentt increase, which disturbed their thrifty impulses.
Hugh Kahler bestowed the name of Rising Gorge on his place at Princeton, which disturbed his guests who thought there were mosquitoes.
