Sentence examples for an unnerving question from inspiring English sources

Disagreements like this give rise to an unnerving question: How do we rationally defend our most fundamental epistemic principles?

This strikes me as a good time to address an unnerving question that confronts any concerned student of this subject: Can we live with a nuclear Iran?

All of this has brought to the forefront an unnerving question.

Instead of being proud of saving some soldiers from blindness, the doctors asked a harder, more unnerving question: why had so many injuries occurred?

"Dare you see a Soul at the 'White Heat'?" was the unnerving question put by Emily Dickinson in one of the poems she sent to a new correspondent, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, in the summer of 1862.

Creator Daito Manabe's previous drone feats with dance troupe, Elevenplay, probed the unnerving question, do we control our drones or do our drones control us?

As a result, we are left with some unnerving questions: when and where will the next 'glitch' strike?

In 2006, North Korea became the ninth state to test a nuclear bomb; whether, or when, Iran becomes the 10th is one of the more unnerving questions rattling through Washington.

Because the show is on FX, there's little nudity, but it's sexier than many pay-cable series, in part because it's about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy.

A reconstruction of the case from sources including members of the Klebnikov family, insiders in Washington, court officers in Moscow and a range of law enforcement officials in Russia and the West suggests that a seemingly solid case presented by a team of the country's best prosecutors led to entirely unexpected verdicts, raising unnerving questions about what happened and why.

Emily Nussbaum has written in the same publication that the show is, "... about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy".