Sentence examples for Rather disquieting from inspiring English sources
All of this raises a number of rather disquieting existential questions.
In the Independent, Hassan Mahamdallie described the book as making for "a rather disquieting read and the feeling of having glimpsed someone's personal revenge fantasy..
cultural-studies theorist who co-edits "Social Text," was one of those who unwittingly printed it, thereby exposing himself to a great deal of ridicule and raising the rather disquieting possibility that in some corners of the left things like, say, gravity and other constituents of physical reality are actually considered no more than social and linguistic constructs.
It's been rather disquieting during the past two weeks to see my name in large black type on the front page of the Los Angeles Times almost daily.
In addition to this rather disquieting addendum to his already disastrously tardy moves against Isis -- which aren't going all that well -- Obama is considering involving the US in a new war.
It was all rather creepy, a disquieting echo of the behavior that cost their father the Presidency eighteen years ago.
The effect, subtle rather than stark, is disquieting -- yet readily recognizable.
Though the situation in Gram-positives appears to be rather stable, the situation in multidrug-resistant Gram-negatives (MDR-GN) is disquieting.
Rather than being absorbed by our external environments, we are stuck with our inner selves -- something many of us find disquieting.
Her answer was disquieting.
