Sentence examples for Particularly disconcerting from inspiring English sources

Particularly disconcerting for those who are expecting the great liberal revival to follow the conservative demise is that significantly more Americans consider themselves conservatives rather than liberals, which is of obvious import for the forthcoming elections -- a point well documented in John Micklethwait's and Adrian Wooldridge's book The Right Nation.

These discrepancies are particularly disconcerting because they lead to a significant misallocation of scarce resources devoted to public risk management.

But my right eye worked fine, so the grayish-black blur I saw in the middle of things with the other eye wasn't particularly disconcerting.

What is particularly disconcerting about the current debate over mammography is the inability of biostatisticians to agree on what the data show.

DES MOINES — There is always something a little peculiar about coming to Iowa for its quadrennial day of fame, but this time it was particularly disconcerting for me to land in an otherwise unremarkable Midwestern city for its first-in-the-season presidential nominating contest.

The impression of the United States leaving Pakistan out in the cold is particularly disconcerting to General Kayani because he was granted a three-year extension on his term last July by his generals, partly on the grounds that he would win a seat for Pakistan at the Afghanistan negotiating table.

This view of a White House dangerously indifferent to facts is familiar from, among other sources, Suskind's "The Price of Loyalty," but he adds much here that is disconcerting, particularly regarding the embrace of torture.

The transition from finalist student to squeaky new intern was disconcerting, particularly as I was beginning my marketing and PR internship at Lasa as a complete novice to the industry.

The risk assessment was disconcerting, particularly reading about the large number of casualties to sniper fire and IEDs; and the high frequency of PTSD symptoms reported amongst journalists covering the first phase of the operation.

Mascagni can't stop himself from unleashing explosions of Italianate ardor, which often have a disconcerting effect, particularly when Osaka is expressing vile sentiments.

Disconcerting, but hardly a surprise, particularly for Asia.