Sentence examples for disconcerting changes from inspiring English sources

Picabia was notable for his inventiveness, adaptability, absurdist humour, and disconcerting changes of style.

But it has also driven us to consider more disconcerting changes, like ridding ourselves of the "primary care" label we once wore so proudly.

There's also a rather disconcerting change of focus at the climax, when the opera borrows the famous idea from Barrie's stage play and Peter calls on the audience to help in reviving Tinkerbell.

Yet if Bolasie's crossing ability and disconcerting change of pace dictated that Sunderland – and DeAndre Yedlin especially – could never really relax, an increasingly frustrated Palace – and Yohan Cabaye in particular – were still not quite clicking.

In a world of disconcerting change, when large and complex forces threaten familiar and comfortable guideposts, the natural impulse is to grab hold of the tree trunk that seems to have the deepest roots and hold on for dear life and never question the possibility that it's not going to be the source of your salvation.

People felt as though a disconcerting economic change was afoot.

She has a much more consistent look than she did as first lady, when she made a dizzying — and disconcerting — array of changes in her hair and style.

This effect is disconcerting as merely changing the order of the sequences can change the alignment.

The change is disconcerting.

"These comments by the EPA administrator casting doubt on the causes and impacts of climate change are disconcerting and troubling," Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla). said in a statement.

But they agreed that the changes could be disconcerting.