disconcerted

I hastened to call off the disconcerted dog, and went away, full of reverence.

"Why ever not? " we asked, disconcerted. He shook his head incredulously. "I can't see either of you getting into a boat like that. "

Do not know why I always weep with no reason in front of you which made you utterly confused and disconcerted.

Far from disconcerted, the Senator turned round and followed the two girls at a distance of a few yards.

The sudden appearance of a foreigner in their home must have disconcerted the women, for I found it very difficult to make them talk .

And the curiosity-dealer, who plainly had not expected his uncouth visitor, seemed disconcerted and embarrassed.

Your question stopped him in his tracks, ie disconcerted him.

If a speaker looks at you continuously when speaking, as if he tries to dominate you, you will feel disconcerted.

Bertha thought it disconcerted him by rendering evident even to himself the vacuity of his mind.

The young madam was disconcerted to discover that she was being watched.

I feel disconcerted each time I see him behave in such a childish manner.

He had been disconcerted by the air of proprietorship she assumed over him.

Most pathetic were their hairless neck, so long, bent and clumsy, caning out like scraggy, disconcerted dragons.

Through see me laugh, disconcerted, but this time I was passing through, do not it.

He could travel with an approximation of ease if not enjoyment in the class that disconcerted him.

You happy, I will not disconcerted; You are happy, I am not going to the woods; You Well, I love the mood of it bathed in sunshine.

Kit was quite disconcerted, and wondered in his simplicity why she was so cool about it.

It does not appear to have disconcerted Keynes.

She was not disconcerted by my embarrassment.

Those in the West who had championed his cause were disconcerted to find that he saw the capitalist system as little better than communism.

I tried not to be disconcerted - I was doing something worthwhile, wasn't I?

" no ? i ? of course not , " said harry , disconcerted by this sudden change of subject.

Disconcerted, B returned to the street and gazed at the empty sky.

Their parents were disconcerted by their silence.

He was disconcerted to discover that he had lost the papers.

He was disconcerted to find the other guests formally dressed.

'Why! ' returned the disconcerted old lady. 'How can you ask such things, Sir! why are you fond of your sister Florence? '

she was disconcerted to see that she was being watched

It disconcerted us to learn that they had refused our offer.

Henry was disconcerted to find that he had come to school without combing his hair.

Some are always crowded and must push and struggle for room, always feeling disconcerted,