Sentence examples for disconcerting though from inspiring English sources

This can be disconcerting, though it is not dangerous.

It is disconcerting, though, when Sabine and Milady strip down to cross swords (with Brad Lemons's impressive fight direction).

The new paper's lead author, Brian L. Egleston, a biostatistician at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, said the trend was disconcerting, though he said some studies might simply be continuing to use exclusion criteria from earlier studies.

What's disconcerting, though, is how their moral escapism leads to higher flights of ballet classicism.

This disconcerting though pleasurable phenomenon — the past inserting itself into the present — happened again and again.

What is much more disconcerting, though, is that Americans today, with the freshest and broadest food supply in history, eat more than twice as much salt on average as Europeans did at the height of their dependence on food salted for preservation in the centuries before refrigeration.

Even his nice smile can disconcert, though not as much as Gordon Brown's.

Seven decades later, some of this music still has power to disconcert, though perhaps not enough to make a Carnegie Hall audience whistle and hiss.

To an almost disconcerting extent, though, the human genome looks similar to the genomes of other primates, especially when it comes to the particular proteins it allows cells to make.

Waiters in sports jackets appear in relay; every time it's disconcerting, as though a diner from another table is coming over to chat.

For the first few minutes this can be disconcerting, as though you have suddenly dropped into a Through the Looking-Glass world where, for some reason, everyone's decided to strip off and pretend it's all cool.