Sentence examples for would have disturbed from inspiring English sources

Still, the idea of heroic yet possibly ineffective design would have disturbed some of Ms. Antonelli's predecessors at MoMA.

The double wooden enclosure stopped air currents, which would have disturbed the apparatus and ruined the measurement.

Ms. Thiriez said this was partly because Chinese crowds were inquisitive and would have disturbed the long shooting process.

There had even been mumbles that his place might be in jeopardy, which would have disturbed him.

There was a time when increases in crude oil and interest rates would have disturbed the equity markets, but now any such impact is transitory.

"One proposal for the road would have disturbed 47 homes in Armonk; the other involved just one home," Mr. Lombardi said.

An earthquake probably wouldn't have disturbed his sleep last night.

Likewise, long-running droughts in Australia and poor yields in the EU would not have disturbed the market, as they were followed by unusually high yields in several countries the following year.

However, what would certainly have disturbed them was that Munby's interest began closer to home, because many of his photographs pictured a loyal servant, Hannah Cullwick, who was also married to him for more than 50 years.

For though "Insurgent" can't quite do without its pro forma personal moments between characters (the film even includes a sex scene so chaste it wouldn't have disturbed Doris Day in her prime), its heart is not there but in its action sequences.

"Sorry to have disturbed you".