Sentences with disturb
dis·turb
D d - I hope I'm not disturbing you. [VERB noun]
- I dream about him, dreams so vivid that they disturb me for days. [VERB noun]
- The noise disturbed my concentration.
- Don't disturb the baby when he's sleeping.
- He'd placed his notes in the brown envelope. They hadn't been disturbed. [be VERB-ed]
- Neither Baker nor Levy seemed eager to disturb the cordial atmosphere by discussing more sensitive issues. [VERB noun]
- She doesn't want to be disturbed while she's working.
- I'm sorry to disturb you at such a late hour.
- I am disturbed at your bad news
- Don't disturb yourself on my account
- I didn't eat anything all day so as not to disturb the bacteria.
- For example, Stoic philosopher Epictetus argued that it is not events in themselves that disturb us but the view we take of them.
- To disturb the books on a shelf
- Don't disturb yourself
- Disturb implies the unsettling of normal mental calm or powers of concentration by worry, interruption, etc. [to disturb one's train of thought]; discompose implies the upsetting of one's self-possession [her sudden outburst discomposed him]; to perturb is to cause to have a troubled or alarmed feeling [the bad news perturbed him]; agitate suggests an arousing of intense mental or emotional excitement [he was so agitated, he could not answer]
- Please do not disturb me when I'm working.
- To disturb the papers on her desk.
- To be disturbed by strange behavior.
- Do not disturb.
- The noisy ventilation disturbed me during the exam. The performance was disturbed twice by a ringing mobile phone. A school of fish disturbed the water.
- A mudslide disturbed the course of the river. The trauma disturbed his mind.
- A disturbing film that tries to explore the mind of a serial killer. His behaviour is very disturbing.