Examples of using Disturbingly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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My list is disturbingly long.
Acquiring a dog in America is disturbingly.
The list is disturbingly long.
The data on widening inequality are remarkably and disturbingly clear.
Disturbingly, it tries to hide this fact in a particularly troubling way.
It continued:“They are not only dangerous, they are disturbingly un-American.
Sua chua nep cam”: It is disturbingly hot during this time of the year in Hanoi.
A photo shared by a Facebook user in Australialast week appears to show a frog with a disturbingly huge penis.
Most disturbingly, it is not just angry crowds or protesters who hold such views.
The higher suction force makes the machine louder,but still not disturbingly, with only 65 decibel the maximum noise output.
Disturbingly, it's estimated that in most people 70% of these thoughts are negative.
Batman: Under the Red Hood While a new foe who uses The Joker's old alias wreaks havoc among Gotham City's organized crime,Batman finds him disturbingly familiar.
More disturbingly, 21 percent admitted they do not always wash their hands after leaving the bathroom.
But the distinction between native speakers and non-native speakers is often not just based on actual language skills, but,far more disturbingly, on assumptions based on ethnicity.
More disturbingly, this ongoing process is speeding up in the wake of the crisis initiated in 2008.
Formally, Ando's Church of the Light is minimalist and reductive of religious paraphernalia to a simple cruciform extrusion,which is often criticized as disturbingly empty, void, and undefined.
Nor, more disturbingly, can you see your fellow keyboard-and-mouse brethren playing through Steam.
In this election, fairness slipped from our grasp and in its place we were bombarded by partisan dribble served up to us predictably by politicians,but more disturbingly by newscasters, clearly cheering for one side or the other.
But disturbingly, few in the art world have voiced a defense of the artists' right to show their work.
The Swiss will spoil you with fantastic transport- swift, disturbingly punctual trains, clean buses, and a half dozen different kinds of mountain transport systems, integrated into a coherent system.
And- more disturbingly- a Canadian study found that pregnant women only obtained 117 mg of EPA and DHA through their diet(10).
Last but not least is something that seems silly butremains a disturbingly realistic threat: A lost or unattended device can be a major security risk, especially if it doesn't have a strong PIN or password and full data encryption.
Disturbingly, it would appear that markets are again doubting central banks' willingness or ability to achieve their stated goals.
What the Mueller report disturbingly shows, with crystal clarity, is that today there is a cancer in the presidency: President Donald J. Trump.”.
Most disturbingly, the assignee of a task can change the due date without the owner of that task giving permission or even being made aware of the change.
Disturbingly, the HACIENDA system actually hijacks civilian computers to do some of its dirty work, allowing it to leach computing resources and cover its tracks.
More disturbingly, the US, the EU, and Japan and other countries want to do away with core principles such as consensus-based decision-making and special and differential flexibilities for developing countries.
Disturbingly, these are similar tactics child abusers use when grooming children- telling them to pretend they are somewhere else, and that they will get a reward for withstanding their discomfort.
Amazon is disturbingly quiet, evasive and reluctant to act when it comes to tackling the privacy implications of their practices, many of which are buried deep within their terms and conditions or hard-to-find settings.
Most disturbingly, the woman who-- despite knowing the stigma it would create around her-- defiantly insisted she had been raped when we spoke nearly four years ago, now says she was told by her relatives to make up the allegations.