Sentence examples for disquieting impression from inspiring English sources
The danger when you edit something too severely is that it no longer makes sense; worse still, it leaves people with the disquieting impression that something is being hidden.
To the casual bystander, the stream of robots left a disquieting impression as each vehicle drove by with both drivers and passengers conspicuously absent as steering wheels twitched back and forth.
Those writers who flocked to Hollywood to trade in their one bankable asset, writing, might have come away with the disquieting impression that they were no good at it either.
Federal prosecutors in Tampa, Florida, brought the latest case in 2008, but it was returned to Manhattan by a judge who said he was left with the "unmistakable and disquieting impression" that the government had shopped for a trial location where it might finally win.
When the sequinned top she wore glittered in slight changes of light, it gave a disquieting impression of movement, as though she breathed again.
It was at once impressive and disquieting.
When Will Ferrell took his George W. Bush impression — in which he mocked the former president's disquieting mix of incompetence and entitlement — to Broadway in 2009, he titled the one-man show "You're Welcome America". Throughout the run of "The Colbert Report," Stephen Colbert's blowhard alter ego delivered unprompted "you're welcome"s to South Carolina, President Obama and God.
Feeling trapped inside one is equally disquieting.
Her answer was disquieting.
