Disturbed used in a sentence

Disturbed in a sentence as an adjective

But he made clear that, “I am disturbed by this….

I'm rather disturbed by these troubling trends that Google has taken.

If you work from home, it means saying that certain time blocks are for work and you're not to be disturbed.

I'm very disturbed by the steady erosion of ownership that has been happening for the past few years.

People in life and particularly on the internet are very angry and you have disturbed individuals.

" It's definitely not because I'm "disturbed by the open admission of sexuality and am trying to maintain composure.

It failed to do so in any of the 200 cases filed in Nevada, leaving the judge seriously disturbed by this and by other RH misrepresentations made to the court.

What disturbed me though was when I would go to the profile page of the users who "liked" the fan page as a result of the promotion, many of the user profiles did not appear to be legit.

I am really quite disturbed by all of the people who are responding something along the lines of "this isn't the conference organizer's problem, it's happening outside of the conference.

And I think you have answered your own question here about the issue of site quality when you say, "I prefer HN without comment scores, because those fights really disturbed me, and they've practically gone away since I hid comment scores.

If the male employees had put on an impromptu bodybuilding pageant, would that have been the same thing?Naturally, the fact that the woman in question was actually disturbed by the situation does indicate that there is cause for concern.