Sentence examples similar to disquieting intelligence from inspiring English sources
Arabia and Egypt From the East, too, came disquieting news.
There was disquieting news: Drugs were disappearing.
Incidental Intelligence: A slightly disquieting signboard to be seen in downtown Pittsburgh advertises "The Dollar Savings Bank-Pittsburgh's most Interesting Bank".
By John Brooks The New Yorker, February 20 , 1960P. 35 Incidental Intelligence: A slightly disquieting signboard to be seen in downtown Pittsburgh advertises "The Dollar Savings Bank-Pittsburgh's most Interesting Bank".
Except that a part of Burnside's corps was included, Stuart was unable to say what strength the Federals had.61 This intelligence was most disquieting.
The committee is concentrating on the last ten years' worth of reports by the C.I.A. Preliminary findings, one intelligence official told me, are disquieting.
Mr. Rumsfeld offered a disquieting note of reassurance, saying that some intelligence about threats might be planted to waste law enforcement resources and allow terrorists to gauge weaknesses.
The disquieting thing about Mr. Tompkins's hopeful, New Age earnestness is not that it sacrifices intelligence or humor — for the book is literate and often playful — but that in all this cloying spirituality there is no room for actual ethics or justice.
Her answer was disquieting.
