Sentence examples for At disconcerting from inspiring English sources

This came out at disconcerting moments.

"With inflation expectations still running high and prices at disconcerting levels, the government will need to press on with its tightening schedule".

All this occurs at disconcerting speed, which many will take as proof of the film's romantic impetus of Cianfrance's faith in the headlong lunge of love.

A wounded soldier tames a panther by stroking the "whiteness of her belly and thighs", while in a conservatory a judge grows the cacti that are his only true passion.The genre veers, often at disconcerting speed, from the fantastic to the satirical; some of his books are historical novels, others resemble thrillers.

There are photographs taken at disconcerting angles; blank faces stare from TV screens; fluorescent lights always seem to be on in a world where night and day have ceased to exist; beds are never made; everything is sterile, hollowed out, disconnected.

He was 'thick-winded,' breathing at disconcerting volume as he exercised.

Kurt Summers, Ms. Preckwinkle's chief of staff, characterized the unions' reaction to the proposal for unpaid days off as "disconcerting at best".

But the new work was powerful too, and as disconcerting at first sight as the massive figures.

There were even reports from his recent tour of women tossing underwear at him (as disconcerting a notion as sitting cross-legged in a room reeking of incense while Tom Jones chants Om).

The politicisation of the European process of ratification has been most surprising and, at times, disconcerting.

This long dash is, at first, disconcerting and will certainly be a giant dust collector.