| No level of incompetence or failure would either exasperate or disconcert him. |
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| The results can disconcert, with their abstruse perspectives and cogitative leaps. |
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| The dancefloor influences on your new album may well disconcert a few fans though? |
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| Anmie do not read from casting capitalism disconcert and was present energetically till the end always humorously with good look to the bad play. |
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| God favors her with mystical experiences that disconcert her, being conscious of her unworthiness. |
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| The sound is so startling that it may momentarily disconcert an attacker, making escape possible. |
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| But scrabbling around in a miniature maze can disconcert only a little when the polished wood floors of the gallery are but a few steps away. |
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| His tone seemed to genuinely disconcert some of the protesters. |
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| If we choose sensibly, we will dress in a way that does not disconcert those around us, eat food that will not damage our health, and spend our free time constructively rather than frittering it away. |
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| Its proportions, gigantic for the time, as well as its harmonic, thematic and rhythmic complexities, could not but disconcert Beethoven's contemporaries. |
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| Testing can be performed in virtually any area where traffic, noise or interruptions do not disconcert either the test subject or examiner and do not interfere with the accuracy or speed of the tests. |
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| In the light of this biblical meditation by which Paul Claudel examined the whole of his own life, particularly his last 30 years, is to be seen the resurgence of bourgeois antisernitism, but this must not disconcert us. |
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| And these mysteries that still disconcert us, tomorrow will explain them. |
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| For fifty-two years, the ardent Father Gérard traveled all over this land to ease the burden of the poor, heal the sick, instruct the shepherds, disconcert the sorcerers, found parishes and establish schools. |
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| At the crossroads of everyday utility and total artistic freedom, some of the works disconcert and question the ordinary while revealing technical feats that abound in ingenuity. |
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| The memorial to the Korean war will disconcert American visitors, but it is useful for understanding the war from a Chinese point of view. Not all the entries are so politically didactic. |
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| It is simple in theory but difficult in practice, because being a real gentleman or lady means running a continuous check on one's words and actions to ensure that they do not needlessly offend or disconcert anyone. |
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| Then not only physical illnesses, but also the inevitable experience of one's limitations, defects and short-comings, can disconcert that person and even lead him to lose hope. |
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| Aged only of 24 years, her future is still far in front of, she is very creative, Stefani knew how to disconcert, amaze and create the surprise with her musical clips, very endearing personality possessing plenty of humor. |
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| That peace, which is the patrimony of every spirit, has fled in this era and given way to war, and to torture nations, destroy institutions, and disconcert the spirits. |
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| You will not complicate debates and disconcert the government. |
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