Sentence examples for an unsettling aspect from inspiring English sources

For many Americans, an unsettling aspect of the Bush administration's warnings about an imminent terrorist attack has been the lack of specifics.

In this work we show the in vivo toxicity of gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) in Drosophila melanogaster, highlighting significant genotoxic effects and, thus, revealing an unsettling aspect of the long-term outcome of the exposure to this nanomaterial.

An unsettling aspect of the media's perspective on success is its imperative that success must be achieved at any cost.

There is such a tremendously unsettling aspect to bodies being blown up in air and not being received into the earth.

1665) in London's Kenwood House, in which the artist depicts himself buffeted by the experiences of his life, Bacon's self-portraits have a merciless, unsettling aspect.

It is an unsettling prospect.

It seems a perfectly reasonable solution; the unsettling aspect is the underlying assumption that automobiles will so frequently go berserk hereabouts that some accommodation must be made for them.

There are scenes of kinky activity between Sabina and Jung that will no doubt enjoy long life in specialized corners of the Internet, but the most unsettling aspect of "A Dangerous Method" may be the links it suggests between sex and thinking.

His thrashing was the most unsettling aspect of a deeply disturbing winter and, unreliable at the start of the summer, it was hard not to wonder if he wasn't past his best, without a five-wicket haul in over a year.

That strikes me as the most unsettling aspect of this current bear market.

The most striking — and unsettling — aspect of Broomfield's film is the amplification of the unrelenting horror of war, for both the dead and the living.