Sentence examples for disquieting moment from inspiring English sources

Although I saw no warning flags or flashing red lights, there was a disquieting moment when a tank crawled across on the horizon.

For me the most disquieting moment is this shameful episode was when I read the summing up of the case against the two children by the trial judge Mr Justice Morland.

I actually enjoyed the film, but it had a weirdly disquieting moment at the very beginning when the evil King Miraz, played by Sergio Castellitto, celebrates the fact that his wife has given birth to a son.

The most disquieting moment in "City of Men," a rootin'-tootin' gangster movie shot in the notoriously lawless shantytowns overlooking the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, is also the most subdued.

Like that great disquieting moment in Picnic at Hanging Rock, The Last Wave pits human beings against awesome natural phenomena and makes a point about our helplessness in the scheme of things.

And some of the most disquieting moments are immeasurably enhanced by the lighting of Ben Stanton.

To label these frequently disquieting moments of collective freedom "populist", in a pejorative sense, is to misunderstand a constitutive feature of the modern democratic project.

They're supposed to provide a sense of comfort and reassurance (though SVU has more than its share of disquieting moments).

It delivered for the country and the world an extraordinary, and in moments disquieting, repudiation of Donald Trump's presidency and today's politics.

There, too, the disquieting sense that the moment after the shooting, when it seemed clear that something needed to be done about guns, might be dissipating.

In moments of disquieting change, Hofstadter wrote, "the quality needed is not a willingness to compromise but the will to fight things out to a finish.