“He admitted that there was some disturbance during his speech, but stressed that the jeers were not aimed at him.”

“For a while, it was as mesmeric as any disturbance to the order of things.”

“At the time, there was an acceptance of the idea that mental disturbance was supernatural in origin.”

“The one who seemed to be the leader stepped toward the disturber with his hand raised to strike.”

“In the eyes of critics, the respectable renegade from the ministry was a dangerous disturber of social order.”

“Implied was the image of a dissident, a disturber, and, by extension, a potential political threat.”

“It measures the rate at which small disturbances explode exponentially in time.”

“Common menstrual disturbances among female hops-pickers suggest a potential endocrine effect of the hops plant.”

“Violent disturbances in 1998 and 1999 saw mobs of Asian youths hurl fireworks at police as they rampaged through the streets.”