Sentence examples for disquieting enough from inspiring English sources
They weren't doing anything more than lying there, but it was disquieting enough for the teacher who found them to raise the alarm.
The pair had planned a photographic history of the force but, having combed the archives, they realized that 1953 alone provided enough disquieting crime scene photography and lurid stories to fill their book.
Not always, but often enough to be disquieting.
Though the scene begins peacefully enough, there's also a disquieting air similar to a quiet scene from the Stanley Kubrick film The Shining.
Now comes the disquieting news that Mr. Gravano, known as Sammy the bull, soon enough leaped back again, opting out of the federal witness protection program and returning to a life of crime.
The slippery logic, tendentious grandstanding and outright demagoguery on display in "Bowling for Columbine" should be enough to give pause to its most ardent partisans, while its disquieting insights into the culture of violence in America should occasion sober reflection from those who would prefer to stop their ears.
As an explanation of major surgery meant to save the lives of children, this was sound enough; as an answer to a question about killing thousands of children in the name of war, it was disquieting.
Her answer was disquieting.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
