Meanings of mental perturbation in English

The young express agent was undergoing the most vivid mental perturbation of his career.

He was altogether a fine example of great mental perturbation.

For her that day was one of supreme mental perturbation.

On the contrary, she only added to his mental perturbation as the evening went on.

But the prince's mental perturbation increased every moment.

It was an indication of Miss Hill's mental perturbation that for once she broke her methodical routine.

As he spoke he watched the girl's face, the changing expression of it, which marked her growing mental perturbation.

You know in times of great mental perturbation he always sought comfort and counsel from the pages of 'Robinson Crusoe.'

The captain was seated in loneliness and mental perturbation just where Angela had left him, but no longer pretending to read.

Mr. Hand, in his seventh-story suite of offices in the Rookery Building, was suffering from the heat, but much more from mental perturbation.

The signs of emotion which he had betrayed at the writing-table in the library were the signs of mere mental perturbation, and of nothing more.

Suddenly, in the midst of her mental perturbation, there came to her the remembrance of a conversation between Nurse Rosemary and Garth over the pictures.

Donning my other suit, I went to Communion in a sad state of mental perturbation, and filled with complete distrust of all my finer impulses.

Miss Mehitable's mental perturbation and physical weariness had given her plump face a troubled cast, accented by the fact that her hat was slightly askew.

All sorts of bodily and mental perturbations come between us and the due projection of our thought.