Sentence examples for How disconcerting from inspiring English sources

It was something I'd read about, a reminder to the inured of how disconcerting the contradictions built into Mr. Morris's basic methods can be.

There are certain rare syndromes in which the usual asymmetry of organs is reversed — I remember how disconcerting it was the first time I examined a child with dextrocardia, a heart on the right side, and heard the heart sounds in unexpected places.

Solomon concluded, "By the end of the deceptively simple-sounding 'Something There,' the audience understands what Belle and Beast feel and how disconcerting those emotions seem".

We think we will be able to cope just by using out usual tool kit, how disconcerting it is when we can't".

According to the Los Angeles Times, by the end of "Something There", "the audience understands what Belle and Beast feel and how disconcerting those emotions seem".

I said something to Cliff about how disconcerting I found the mud hut villages.

Eventually, however, it's disconcerting how much of the contrasting heroines she does contain.

But it is disconcerting how many identical graphs were found in different papers once people started looking hard.

It's disconcerting how many other prominent women – Victoria Pendleton, Emma Pooley and Lizzie Armitstead – have also criticised British Cycling.

The writer explains how it is disconcerting, but also comforting, to see his father's visage in Oz merchandise.

But Heti's first stab at an answer, which appears on the second page, is disconcerting: How should a person be?