Sentence examples for brought unnerving from inspiring English sources

He had another shot as the cardinal's swashbuckling assassin, Rochefort, in Richard Lester's "Three Musketeers" (1974); and that same year he brought unnerving childlike glee to the assassin Scaramanga in "The Man With the Golden Gun" -- one of the most charismatic Bond villains in what was, unfortunately, one of the most maladroit Bond movies.

Hernández does not get unnerved.

He brings an air of unnerving aplomb to everything he creates — from skyscrapers to airports, research laboratories to art galleries, chairs to doorknobs.

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

Lydia Leonard brings out Anne's shrill, unnerving volatility when she's in the ascendant and her peevish snobbery towards Cromwell whom she insists she created.

Andrew Mueller Grizzly Man's Werner Herzog brings his trademark sense of unnerving calm to bear on this four-part documentary series about death row inmates.

He does not want to go on camera and brings a friend, which is a little unnerving.

He was taken to Los Angeles by Natalie Wood's mother – a Russian to unnerve Tolstoy – and picked up by Frank Sinatra, who then brought the dog to Marilyn in New York.

The game has brought James and his chess colleagues a popularity that sometimes tickles and sometimes unnerves them.

There was a fashion mission: to bring skirt lengths down, without making the change of silhouette seem constricting or unnerving.

The repeated releases of different amounts of radiation - some large, some small - are unnerving the Japanese and their neighbours, who want reassurances that the situation will soon be brought under control, says the BBC's Chris Hogg in Tokyo.