Sentence examples for disconcerting discovery from inspiring English sources
But by using forensic tools that directly access the storage areas, Avast was able to reconstruct the files - and make its disconcerting discovery.
"This is a very disconcerting discovery," Mr. De Fazio said last night.
But when she weighed her solutions, she made a disconcerting discovery: Even the highest concentrations of soap didn't change the density of the liquid.
Or as Maisie ingeniously concludes of her parents, "Such discoveries were disconcerting and even a trifle confounding: these persons, it appeared, were not of the age they ought to be".
Charleston friends find it disconcerting.
Did people find it disconcerting?
But it is disconcerting that even after 70 years and other discoveries of looted art, Germany is handling this situation in an unaccountably secretive manner.
You'd expect microbes from this exotic environment to be unusual, and the discovery that they are similar to familiar microorganisms is "disconcerting," she says.
The discovery that they ate, drank, slept and defecated like anyone else could be deeply disconcerting.
