| A heart God made to disconcert the priests. | |
| Did I ever let a woman disconcert me? | |
| It's actually exciting to disconcert them and watch them counterattack. | |
| Life does not disconcert me, nor does it delude or terrify me. | |
| Naked and dumb is exactly how I like my women, so if this is meant to disconcert me, I can assure you it does not. | |
| A heart God made to disconcert the priests. | |
| Did I ever let a woman disconcert me? | |
| It's actually exciting to disconcert them and watch them counterattack. | |
| Life does not disconcert me, nor does it delude or terrify me. | |
| Naked and dumb is exactly how I like my women, so if this is meant to disconcert me, I can assure you it does not. | |
| This person, this "I", is a painful cramp that disconcerts us all day. | |
| This person, this "I", is a painful cramp that disconcerts us all day. | |
| But usually you never even say hello to me, so I'm a bit disconcerted. | |
| But when they actually appear before me, I am so disconcerted I chase them away, turn them against myself. | |
| But you look so disconcerted. | |
| He was supposed to leave at dawn, but he may have been disconcerted by what is happening here. | |
| I must say, even Norman seemed a little disconcerted to be addressed so openly from the rear seat. | |
| "Which can be somewhat disconcerting to watch. | |
| (GASPS) It would be quite disconcerting if this were to detonate. | |
| (Livio Mascarello, CGT, Mayo '68) It is necessary to understand that the scale of the movement, the power it represents,... means disconcerting the government. | |
| - A child's logic can be most disconcerting. | |
| - That's a bit disconcerting. | |
| But usually you never even say hello to me, so I'm a bit disconcerted. | |
| But when they actually appear before me, I am so disconcerted I chase them away, turn them against myself. | |
| But you look so disconcerted. | |
| He was supposed to leave at dawn, but he may have been disconcerted by what is happening here. | |
| I must say, even Norman seemed a little disconcerted to be addressed so openly from the rear seat. | |
| "Which can be somewhat disconcerting to watch. | |
| (GASPS) It would be quite disconcerting if this were to detonate. | |
| (Livio Mascarello, CGT, Mayo '68) It is necessary to understand that the scale of the movement, the power it represents,... means disconcerting the government. | |
| - A child's logic can be most disconcerting. | |
| - That's a bit disconcerting. | |
