Sentence examples similar to a disquieting future from inspiring English sources

At its best, Atwood's fiction summons an intricate social world, whether it be a disquieting vision of the future, as in "The Handmaid's Tale," or a vividly rendered past, as in "Alias Grace" or "The Blind Assassin" — a genre-bending tour de force set partly in small-town Canada in the nineteen-twenties, for which Atwood won the Booker Prize, in 2000.

It also sends a disquieting message about the near-term future of the sector, just when many are saying that the worst is past.

To the world at the time, this was a disquieting discovery, because the intellectual community protected itself against the uncertainties of the future by confidence in the Aristotelian doctrine of inner and continuous harmony of the whole world.

Because T1DM itself carries an increased mortality risk, with standardized mortality ratios in the order of 4 (15, 15) compared with the general population, the present findings give a disquieting perspective on the long-term mortality risk of T2DM15 30 and a sobering glimpse of the future for patients, such as those in the TODAY study cohort.

This is a disquieting result.

It is a disquieting experience.

In a disquieting way everything seemed mixed.

Olsen, however, does have a disquieting presence.

It was a disquieting experience for reporters...

Then she had a disquieting thought.

For Ms. Raitt that shouldn't be a disquieting image.