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Meanings of quite disturbing in English

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Usage of quite disturbing in English
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That was actually quite disturbing, Maureen, to see you like that.
The ghost chronicles
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This was quite disturbing for the prophet but he said nothing about it.
Scorched Earth: A Future History of Planet Earth
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Geriatric Lita looked quite disturbing in a half shirt and exposed thong.]
On Edge
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Already, though, there is much we know or can surmise-andthe news is quite disturbing.
Wired
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I am used to handling some quite disturbing materials.
The genesis secret
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The writer found the film riveting and quite disturbing.
The new yorker
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No, sir, but the content is quite disturbing.
Inferno
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And it's quite disturbing for me personally because I haven't been to Fiji for five years.
Radio NZ
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This finding is quite disturbing given that there may be under-reporting of the propensity for violent action.
The South African
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Sir, -I find some of the comments aired on Pope Francis's approval of indulgences quite disturbing.
The Irish Times
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It was all wrong and quite disturbing.
Rakes and radishes
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And I think that's been quite disturbing.
News.com.au
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I'm afraid the news is quite disturbing.
The Runaway Asteroid
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It had no sense of presence, of anyone actually being there with us, which was actually quite disturbing.
From hell with love
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Sir, I find the tenor of your editorial of October 14th (The Bail Amendment) quite disturbing.
The Irish Times
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It's quite disturbing to watch, actually.
Leaving Time
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