Sentence examples for a disquieting effect from inspiring English sources

One executive with the British-based YouGov says its failures during the last UK election had a disquieting effect on internal morale but strangely little impact on external clients, perhaps because the whole industry got it wrong and the pain was shared so widely.

That incident had a very disquieting effect on me and in some way prompted the work you see before you now.

This is a disquieting result.

Such a combination "has a disquieting consequence: a dramatic increase in the likelihood that statistically significant findings are spurious".

Her best piece, "Enigma II" (1998), is an unusual composition, which creates an uplifting and disquieting effect simultaneously.

That idea, which was introduced in 1970 by Masahiro Mori, a Japanese roboticist, refers to the disquieting effect that objects, particularly robots, have on people if they look too human.

On the contrary, the memories, hardly longer than glimpses, will often simply conclude a scene or a sequence: a disquieting structural effect which insists on the memory's equal status with present reality.

An immersive video installation, shot on a high-speed camera and slowed down to disquieting effect, will consider ideas of "truth and perception".

But its most disquieting effect by far is the play of lyrics against subtext.

Another film that takes a decidedly offhand approach to its own sense of the fantastic, albeit to far more disquieting effect, is Yorgos Lanthimos's The Lobster (Spirit, 15).

That is the unintentionally disquieting effect produced by many of the 210 black-and-white photographs that make up "Bill Wood's Business," a fascinating, compact exhibition at the International Center of Photography.