Sentence examples for disquieting image from inspiring English sources
For Ms. Raitt that shouldn't be a disquieting image.
It does conjure up a disquieting image of Hillary in the Oval and Bill rambling around next door in the study right near that pantry.
In the most disquieting image, we see only her bare, high-heeled legs flopping over the side of a shopping bag Mr. Jacobs had specially made to hold her.
May 9 2012 May 11 201212 Sotheby's postwar and contemporary evening sale on May 9 reveals several standouts, including one of Warhol's hipster portraits of Elvis ("Double Elvis") and a disquieting image of a nude man writing a letter, by Bacon ("Figure Writing Reflected in Mirror," which has been off the market since it was first shown in Paris, in 1977).
Chandra McCormick's Angola Prison Rodeo, Men Breaking Wild Horses is a disquieting image of inmates working and performing in the notorious Louisiana maximum security prison farm.
The presence of National Guard troops patrolling the streets of an American city for years after the storm imparted a disquieting image.
He even admits to leaving the theatre feeling "strangely braced, even cleansed" by the experience, which conjures disquieting images about his condition going in.
The first photographer ever to be shown in the Venice Biennale, in 1972, a year after her death, she revolutionized the art form with her starkly compelling, disquieting images.
Clad in her signature outfit — a clinging black sequined gown, red feather boa and a gardenia tucked behind her left ear — Ms. Wilson evoked a magnificent but disquieting double image.
The best of the film is the brief opening act: a weird, hallucinatory montage of moonlit or Melancholia-lit images, which are an exposition of themes and distorted premonition of narrative: they are an echo of some of the most disquieting images in Von Trier's Antichrist.
For example, Australia enacted a "plain packaging law" that depicts disquieting, smoking-related images on cigarette packages sold in its country above the brand of the cigarette.
