Sentence examples for disquieting reason from inspiring English sources
For some very uncomfortable, very disquieting reason, the ladies on "The View" today couldn't help but talk about sex — in particular, Barbara Walters sex.
Richard Horton, editor of The Lancet, has suggested an additional and more disquieting reason for journals failing to reflect the global burden of disease, namely, that, "There is widespread systematic bias in medical literature against disease that dominate the least-developed regions of the world" [ 3].
But according to Gaan-Yarra there are more disquieting reasons behind the constitutional recognition movement.
President-elect Donald Trump's call for a Muslim database is disquieting for these reasons.
While some critics have found the 18th-century staging bland, its largely gimmick-less transparency allows the disquieting sexual drama of infidelity and honour, reason and desire - sung in Martin Fitzpatrick's English translation - to come through with engaging clarity.
Liam Fox is a member of Britain's Conservative Party; others, on the left, have raised their own reasons to find Medal of Honor disquieting.
Amid the mayhem that follows, Milo finds reasons for staying alive: an enjoyably disquieting romp.At the Market Theatre in downtown Johannesburg, where Athol Fugard's protest pieces used to run, the most gripping of this year's repertoire was "Not With My Gun", a new play by Aubrey Sekhabi and Mpumelelo Grootboom.
Her answer was disquieting.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
Their first night was disquieting.
