Sentence examples for anything unsettling from inspiring English sources

Thicker Than Water is, to borrow a word Australians use when dealing with anything unsettling, a "confronting" book.

They don't want anything unsettling their smooth little boat ride".

Neither deserved it, suggests Mr Blom.Voltaire, he insists, was a milquetoast careerist, too concerned with his own reputation and his comfortable life to say anything truly unsettling.

The power of Andrews' early roles makes watching her in anything else unsettling, particularly now, given her failure to age in line with the rest of the population.

And could anything be more unsettling than the guard towers or the barbed wire winding round 740 acres?

Not sure what that means, exactly, so you can judge the creepy conscience tale for yourself: And because Christopher Walken cannot resist anything and everything unsettling, he once recorded a reading of The Raven.

"I've had four or five interviews, but it's got to be the right fit," Smith told BBC WM. "With how things are going here, I don't want anything to be unsettling.

If anything was remotely unsettling to me about my social life or my grades, I would obsess over it for days on end.

It is strange to expect a wish-fulfillment story like Annie (no matter which version) to offer trenchant commentary on anything, and especially unsettling when a critic born in the Jim Crow era decrees that actors of color must still deliver some specific "black angle" in 2014.

In a review that ran in The New Yorker this past December, Emily Nussbaum called the show "as unsettling as anything Andy Kaufman ever did".

The memoir's first third or so is as unsettling as anything I've read about the internet's awful capacity to facilitate the dissemination of hatred.