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At the board meeting Tuesday, a local resident, Lois Osborn, pressed Hamercheck about the incident and said she was “very disturbed” by news reports about it.

Referring to the Marshals Service inspection, Jonathan Smith, executive director of the Washingon Lawyers’ Committee, said, “When I see the kinds of problems being described, I’m upset and disturbed but not surprised.”

After the researchers finished raking through the leaf litter and moved on, the birds would approach and poke through the disturbed area.

The more the Missouri lawmaker dug into the history of the fight, the more disturbed she felt about it as a voting rights issue.

Are you endlessly fascinated by the human condition or disturbed by it?

Her distinctive shredding can also sound very disturbed, and the more disturbed, the better.

Here, only the twisting grey concrete under his tires disturbed the desolate wild.

When Druz visited Crimea before, he said, he felt disturbed by the debauched atmosphere.

Disturbed by these suppositions and deciding not to tell my wife, I made the tea and took the tray to the bedroom.

I slept some hours, but was perpetually disturbed with dreams of the place I had left, and the dangers I had escaped.

She is, however, a severe critic of her own work and is greatly disturbed by indiscriminating praise.

But Mary had gone home after dressing her mistress, and the fat boy came back again more disturbed than before.

He ruminated a little with a most disturbed expression of face, and left the room in search of Mary.

With both Tom and me it was friendship at first sight, and nothing until the final severance came ever disturbed its course.