Sentence examples for disquieting fate from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the speed of Britain's recolonisation after the last ice age, and the disquieting fate of some of those first settlers, is the result of two major technological breakthroughs.

Audiences at previews have been laughing a lot, disquieting Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Foster.

Far from being innocent victims, her women are somehow complicit in their own fates, even manipulating them in disquieting ways.

References include But there was something disquieting about him secret, silent, self-contained, and solitary as an oyster and The fate of mankind is my business.

The strength of this performance by Kazushi Ono and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales was in underlining the music's implicit premonitions of fate, ostensibly personal yet also global, making its harmonic instability carry a disquieting contemporary resonance.

Disquieting for whom?

Her answer was disquieting.

It's very disquieting".

Still, the tasting was disquieting.

Their fate, my fate.

But it makes more disquieting reading.