Sentence examples for disquieting note from inspiring English sources
There was one disquieting note.
In a few early pictures a disquieting note of human isolation is struck, premonitory of Homer's later, more-powerful work.
So did Ventura to end the game and end what had been a superb homestand on a disquieting note.
He did say, 'I want to take off from London Heathrow Airport and land at J.F.K., in New York.' But he wasn't skilled enough to do it, even in a simulator". There was one disquieting note.
The other disquieting note was the announcement by Lamine Diack, the president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, that there had been one "adverse finding" among the 1,060 doping tests administered here.
While the anachronistic nature of Petruchio and Katherina's relationship still starts the proceedings on a disquieting note, there is delight in watching Petruchio, a pragmatic gold digger and hotheaded bully, gradually emerge as a man enraptured by his bride's intrinsic intelligence, her boundless spirit and her growing gift for compassion.
These plays and musicals were so good that it is only slightly disquieting to note that only two of the ten were in Broadway houses.
The fourth, as Frassoni noted, is that the Bush Administration has been a disquieting reminder of how much the occupant of the White House matters.
There was a distinct air of unpreparedness, disquieting until the Times arrived on Saturday, bearing inside it a colum of Southampton social notes.
Her answer was disquieting.
