Sentence examples for deliberately unsettling from inspiring English sources

Tipping angles, unconventional perspectives and misty, irregular illumination contribute to the deliberately unsettling impact in Mr. Waldman's psychologically tense scenes.

The Quay Brothers' traditional set (bentwood chairs, equestrian mural) is in deliberately unsettling contrast to the play's radicalism.

But for all their loveliness, his paintings are also deliberately unsettling, with a current of unease running just below the surface.

Courbet painted naked women in a deliberately unsettling, even kitsch way, to avoid any chance of them being seen in a cosy familiar way as refined sexless "nudes".

Fallaci's manner of interviewing was deliberately unsettling: she approached each encounter with studied aggressiveness, made frequent nods to European existentialism (she often disarmed her subjects with bald questions about death, God, and pity), and displayed a sinuous, crafty intelligence.

Part story, part game, designed to be played over a period of days, it offers a deliberately unsettling experience that's intended to make us question the way we bare ourselves to a digital device.

Sure, GT5's handling was advanced enough to enable you to deliberately unsettle the rear end under trail-braking or lift-off oversteer in order to improve corner entry, for instance, but this time around you benefit from a general additional degree of control and, in particular, increased tyre feedback.

The constant heckling Sir Alec experienced led him to accuse Labour of hiring hecklers to unsettle him deliberately.

Dusty, melancholy, unsettling.

How infuriating or unsettling.

New facts are unsettling.