Sentence examples for a few unsettling from inspiring English sources
There are a few unsettling strands of difference.
Indeed, the quake had more than a few unsettling attributes for local residents, not the least of which was its strength (the biggest in the Bay Area in almost two decades) and its aftershocks (at least 35 and counting).
We got a few unsettling shots of people in masks smashing up cars, some sweeping statements about how people can loose inhibitions in a large mass – and then, unbelievably, it cut to a shot of a crowd at a music festival: "Now, thankfully, most human gatherings pass without incident".
After a few unsettling spits, she fired, we grinned bigger, did a run up, checked the gauges and shoved the throttle forward.
After a few unsettling incidents with weird, slime-covered animals and other foreshadowing spookiness, He receives their son's autopsy report, which reveals that the child's feet were strangely deformed.
What do you mean, no more student discount?! Graduation (along with flowers, cards and photos) brings with it a few unsettling novelties, including an end to Thirsty Thursdays and a sudden expectation that we have the money to pay full price.
If they do, they'll know that the widely acknowledged risk of a dip towards recession – plunging exchange rates, rising newsprint costs – is in the first few unsettling years after a Leave vote.
(Mr. Jarzyna wrote the adaptation.) There are a few memorable, effectively unsettling images.
That said, there will be a few months of unsettling uncertainty for BAE, as its biggest customer, the US government (which contributes 40% of BAE's revenues) goes through the presidential election and then an ensuing debate until the middle of next year about the future size and shape of American defence spending.
The camera collects quite a few odd, touching and unsettling moments.
If you are the type of person who keeps very busy, so much that a few unscheduled moments become unsettling, you may want to take this as your cue that you need more, not less, of this kind of uninterrupted, tranquil interlude.
