Sentence examples for an unsettling mood from inspiring English sources

It sustains an unsettling mood of ambiguity that lingers long after the final credits.

Still, Mr. Adams has said he must have been having some unconscious premonition, since this 20-minute score conveys an "unsettling mood of crisis anxiety".

But an unsettling mood has been slowly seeping into their lives, since David Cameron's announcement that his government was planning an in/out EU referendum.

The opening credits unfurl over an evolving Jackson Pollack-esque painting while ominous music, courtesy of frequent Cronenberg collaborator Howard Shore, creates an unsettling mood.

Sure, there was an unsettling mood in the room that reminded him of obnoxious acting classes, but he liked that coaches gave a name to things he didn't have a vocabulary for yet.

Speaking unusually can create an awkward and unsettling mood.

What gives "Hereafter" its strange, unsettling mood and its curious momentum is the growing tension between this relatively happy state and the sense, shared by Marie, Marcus and George, that what comes next lies at once close at hand and beyond the reach of any organized system of beliefs.

Taughtly ethereal, with the strings hovering in the vicinity of the same views notes, it created an unsettling sense of mood and place.

All this makes for an unsettling investment climate.

Yet, in what could be a reflection of the mood of austerity and fiscal gloom hanging over Europe, some connoisseurs of the event have detected an unsettling trend in this year's entries.

"It's an unsettling instability".