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And in the course of several decades of flying from airports across the world, it has provided a sometimes-disconcerting insight into the opportunities that a terrorist might have for murdering passengers and crew.
His childlike wonder at the insights of psychology is disconcerting, a reflection of how blinkered his life was as the son of a charismatic preacher and a student at Oral Roberts University, a Christian institution in Tulsa, Okla.
While the ambiguities can be disconcerting for those who expect the marketplaces to deliver pure insight and clear predictions, they can be opportunities for savvy investors.
That this slightly disconcerting news might be refitted as consolation is perhaps Tyler's greatest insight, and in "Back When We Were Grownups" it is given soft, ruminative form.
"It is an insight into his extraordinary determination, and lack of bitterness and self-pity, that the show isn't a painful, disconcerting exercise in sentimentality, or something even odder and sadder, but a buoyant and inspiring performance that never once suffers from a failure of nerve or a loss of concentration.
Centrists are disconcerting.
It's certainly disconcerting.
"This is extremely disconcerting".
