disturb

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• At some point, it got disturbed and fell inward toward the sun.

• PTIs can conduct light waves on their surface and edges rather than having them run through the material, and allow light to be redirected around corners without disturbing its flow.

• The onset of the pandemic, however, has disturbed this uneasy balance.

• Major publications such as The New York Times and rights groups like Amnesty International echoed her disturbing eye-witness account.

• Most of the 352 pits and other intentionally disturbed areas in La Mina contain remnants of ochre deposits, the researchers say.

• They knew they might see things that will disturb them, but could not deter them from their duty.

• I disturb their efforts to get their children and the few clothes they have with them clean using hoses and battered buckets.

• Understanding that isolation is the one thing that would absolutely disturb me.

• He is carrying the briefcase as he enters the room, so still even in walking that he does not disturb the air around him.

• The house is eerily pristine and immaculately preserved; your visit is the only thing threatening to disturb it.

• As small letters weary the eye most, so also the smallest affairs disturb us most.

• It was like a dream of beauty suspended in the air before you—floating there—and you didn't want to disturb it.