Sentence examples for disquieting ease from inspiring English sources
Terrible things happen to the people Tris loves, yet the characters absorb these events with disquieting ease.
If he ever gets around to watching Ex Machina (Universal, 15), Eastwood might think twice about using artificial humans in any capacity: Alex Garland's brilliant science-fiction parable bridges the gap between flesh and android with disquieting ease, oh so gently pulling our sympathies across the divide.
But, as Susan Dominus points out, the novel doesn't keep this violence at the forefront of reader experience; she writes in The New York Times, that "Terrible things happen to the people Tris loves, yet the characters absorb these events with disquieting ease.
MacGillis's piece highlights perhaps the most disquieting part about the story, which is the ease the story fell into the "disturbed, dangerous woman shot by cops, thank God they keep her safe, if she didn't want to be killed she shouldn't have been doing etc".
The gleeful ease with which the humans adapt to weapons tech that mows down enemy soldiers in seconds is deeply disquieting, as is the delight with which the Holekhor take to crucifixion – rich and considered cruelty, on both sides, is weighed against the creative, compassionate behaviour of everyday life, and neither species comes out unscathed.
Her answer was disquieting.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
I found visiting it disquieting.
Their first night was disquieting.
