Sentence examples for disconcerting work from inspiring English sources

Letter from the Island will bring together the disconcerting work of Serp, Evgeny Yufit and Vladimir Kustov.

The elegance and rigour of Braun products were drawn on by Hamilton in several of his most peculiarly disconcerting works.

Maurizio Cattelan is one of the new international, post-studio artists who go from place to place installing singular and often highly disconcerting works of art.

One of the most strangely disconcerting works here is Chuck Close's "Fanny," a giant, Photorealistic head of a corpulent elderly woman, rendered entirely by the application of gray fingerprints on a snowy white ground.

These disconcerting works highlight our society's involvement with celebrity by abruptly truncating lives still in progress -- and part of our own -- creating a sudden void as startling as a hole in the wall.

This beautifully paced 19-minute film is but one of several fascinating and disconcerting new works that make up the exhibition In.

For this is a wonderfully disconcerting piece of work which, on a second and even a third reading, only seems to grow more expansive and multifaceted while managing at the same time to remain mysterious and tightly furled.

In a report to the IAEA's 35-nation board in June, Mr ElBaradei had called Iran's obstruction of the inspectors' work "disconcerting and regrettable".In his talks with European diplomats, Mr Larijani has also toyed with the idea of a time-limited suspension of enrichment work only to be overruled by his bosses in Tehran, says Gary Samore of the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations.

"But the way that the eyes follow you around the room as you work is disconcerting".

The result is an odd, often compelling, sometimes disconcerting sort of ensemble work, with soloists stepping forward to be recognized and then receding into a tapestry.

Familiar in English as The Ego and Its Own (a more literal translation would be The Unique Individual and his Property), both the form and content of Stirner's work are disconcerting.