Примеры использования Disconcerted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pierre, disconcerted.
He was never excited,vexed, or disconcerted.
People will be disconcerted, I don't deny that.
It was some time before the twenty-four could settle down to the serious consideration of their problems,they were so disconcerted by the absence of the Master.
These sturdy Galileans were confused and disconcerted; they did not know what to expect next; they were too surprised to be much afraid.
You don't look even disconcerted.
They were also somewhat frightened and disconcerted by the unexpected boldness and assertive determination exhibited by the Pharisees who had come down from Jerusalem.
I never saw him disconcerted.
The Special Rapporteur was also disconcerted at reports that women victims of rape are subjected to an average waiting time of 4 to 11 hours before being seen by a district surgeon.
The Teacher is yearning to see you disconcerted by nothing.
Against this backdrop, the Special Rapporteur is disconcerted by the recent declaration by Kim Jong Un that his first, second and third priorities were to strengthen the military.
When this attention came,a lot of firms were disconcerted by the word“free.”.
They were, of course, disconcerted by the increasing spread of rumors that Jesus had risen from the dead, but they depended upon the bribed guards effectively to counteract all such reports by their reiteration of the story that a band of his followers had removed the body.
Besides the statistical effect, readers may be disconcerted by these anomalies.
The United States has been alarmed and disconcerted by the political stability enjoyed by the Libyan people, by the fact that it rallies to its leadership and by its steadfast character despite the iniquitous economic embargo imposed as a result of the hegemony of certain major Powers in the Security Council, chiefly the United States of America itself.
When Carrie floats the rumor that Haqqani is still alive,Aayan gets very disconcerted, maintaining that Haqqani is dead and that he saw the body himself.
It is far simpler and easier," she added,looking at Oblonsky with the same encouraging smile with which at court she encouraged youthful maids of honor, disconcerted by the new surroundings of the court.
While I normally have no problems about Family Guy's shocking or offensive themes,I felt bit disconcerted about the direction of this Christmas episode.
Others had indeed seen the earthly relevance of the Great Process- the Zen Buddhists, the Tantric initiates, the Sufis and others- and,more and more, disconcerted minds are turning to it and to themselves.
Because we have received a rather disconcerting call from your brother, Michael.
To date, the situation facing those with disabilities has presented a very disconcerting picture.
Their trials have not yet begun,which constitutes a disconcerting violation of international standards.
The disparity between women andmen in the labor force is particularly disconcerting.
A disconcerting disparity exists between progress made regarding the rule of law and security sector reform and that achieved in national reconciliation efforts.
Especially disconcerting is the practice by some countries and international financial institutions to rely on anecdotal or partial information-- often from questionable sources-- to assess the performance of a given country.
Even more disconcerting is the fact that the most likely risk of finding themselves among the poorest is facing families with children.
He therefore found it disconcerting that so many of the pledges made on the occasion of the indefinite extension of the NPT in 1995 remained unfulfilled.
Equally disconcerting is the increasing tendency among donors to earmark aid and ignore the real needs of recipients.
A further disconcerting trend has been the payment of monthly allowances to some of the children recruited upon completion of military training by the TMVP/Karuna faction.
Most disconcerting is the fact that, after almost a quarter of a century, none of these measures has been achieved in an internationally binding form.