Sentence examples for bit unsettling that from inspiring English sources

But it also seemed a bit unsettling that, while Amy was publicly self-destructing, Mitch appeared to be making a name for himself.

After all, It is a bit unsettling to think that your estranged spouse has the ability to make medical and financial decisions on your behalf.

And I gotta tell ya, it's a bit unsettling to hear that phrase ad nauseam for your entire life when you're in fact a girl who did not dream of this.

Broken penises actually look like medium-sized aubergines – so it's a bit unsettling to me that people use the aubergine emoji as a phallic symbol when they're sexting.

That's a bit unsettling as a sign of humanity's future and the potential for VR addiction, but it sure bodes well for AltspaceVR.

A cellphone message that said his father had called was a bit unsettling to the broadcaster Len Kasper nearly two weeks ago as he worked the early innings of the Cubs-Pirates game from Pittsburgh.

"It's been a bit unsettling for [Westwood] with all the speculation regards to clubs that are interested," Davis told BBC Radio Stoke.

While the robots do look a bit unsettling – like Sonny from I, Robot with bad skin – it's definitely a compelling project that could really change the way we think about 3D printing at home.

"I can't remember the last time I did that in a tournament, so it was a bit unsettling" Watney said about his poor shot.

But it felt a bit unsettling to be reveling in these tunes, lively or lamenting, without some acknowledgment that things are rough in Istanbul at the moment.

Though Facebook aggregates and anonymizes the data to protect privacy, the fact that there's no specific opt-out option is a bit unsettling.