Sentence examples for would be perturbed from inspiring English sources

I think they would be perturbed, and worried.

After all, even if Marguerite were discovered, the state would be perturbed to learn that some minister or general had been sleeping with her, but not particularly concerned about a young scribbler.

It may seem, to those aware of modern Australia's origins, surprising that Australians would be perturbed by this prospect.

Rather, vision is active in the sense that it involves learned expectations concerning the ways in which sensory stimulations would be "perturbed" by possible bodily movements (Noë 2010: 247 248).

If, and only if, you're hiding these exchanges from your partner or you know your partner would be perturbed to see a dick flash on your phone it's cheating.

More distant objects are unstable due to the gravitational influence of Mercury and would be perturbed into Mercury-crossing orbits on timescales of the order of 100 million years.

The thing I'd been perturbed by, the device that had sent me into a Proustian vortex of half-remembered reveries was, in itself, unremarkable, being nothing more than a lump of polypropene with additional blobs of polypropene affixed to it.

This arguably may have hindered his Argentina career but European club sides would not be perturbed.

Mr. O'Riley said he wouldn't be perturbed if he found that members of Radiohead disliked his transcriptions.

He said he wouldn't be perturbed to see Labor endorse turnbacks, but he didn't think turning boats back was the step change in securing effective border protection.

According to theory, objects lying in this so-called Kuiper belt would occasionally be perturbed by encounters with nearby stars, thereby hurtling fresh comets into the inner solar system.