Sentence examples similar to a disquieting memory from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Bailey as his sole protector and Nicholas Farrell as his clerical housemaster provide exemplary support in a play that stirs disquieting memories of adolescent angst.

"Sometimes it refuses to act when the mind wills, while often it acts against its will!" Even the aged monk in his cell, Augustine acknowledges, in "Against Julian," is tormented by "disquieting memories" crowding in upon "chaste and holy intentions".

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.

A disquieting examination of the nature of truth and the fallibility of memory: the more we see and hear, the less we seem to know.

This is a disquieting result.

It is a disquieting experience.

In a disquieting way everything seemed mixed.

Olsen, however, does have a disquieting presence.

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

Then she had a disquieting thought.

It was a disquieting experience for reporters...