Sentence examples for a bit unnerving when from inspiring English sources

Most Westerners in India find it a bit unnerving when the staff members stare at you intently — even lovingly — as you eat, and are ready in a flash with more food as soon as you've put the last forkful to your mouth.

Still, the process, while far less perturbing than Grandma Moses feeling me up, was still a bit unnerving as I am naturally bashful when it comes to taking my clothes off in front of people.

Being within the city limits of a teeming metropolis without any artificial illumination is a bit unnerving, plus no stars are visible in Beijing's night sky so it was just pure black when I stepped outside.

Digital is exciting, thrilling — and a bit unnerving!

It's a bit unnerving but also very good fun.

That was a bit unnerving, Mr. Montalvo recalled.

"It's a bit unnerving," she said, "all these people standing around whispering..."....

I've sometimes found that a bit unnerving – people saying they hate your book.

It's a bit unnerving as it means he's not concentrating on going forward".

"Oh, that's a bit unnerving!" said Michaela Krause, visiting from Frankfurt in Germany, as she tiptoed around the glass.

'It's a bit unnerving I know, Howard, but Taliban actually means a seeker of the truth.