Sentence examples for disquieting scene from inspiring English sources

Amid the well-organized cheer, though, Father Conroy noticed one subtly disquieting scene.

The disquieting scene sets the tone for a tensely atmospheric novel whose glassy surface conceals a dangerous undertow.

The painting depicts a disquieting scene of a woman alone at the back of a movie theater, watched by two figures, one of them an usher.

A disquieting scene in which he gives the frightened Lonnie shooting lessons sends mixed signals, since Lonnie laps up the attention he so badly needs.

Nighthawks shows four people in a diner at night, cut off from the street outside by a curving glass window: a disquieting scene of disconnection and estrangement.

The gallows humor is literal in one disquieting scene in which condemned Nazis are disposed of two at a time, assembly-line fashion, to the strains of a Strauss waltz.

Sushenya remains unwilling to compromise his principles to the end, a steadfastness that will bring the film its disquieting final scene.

The pair had planned a photographic history of the force but, having combed the archives, they realized that 1953 alone provided enough disquieting crime scene photography and lurid stories to fill their book.

This suggests a deeply disquieting prospect.

The film reserves its most brilliant gestures for the concluding scenes, which are genuinely disquieting, moving and -- hardest to achieve -- completely consistent with what has passed before.

We found a scene in which Ms. Sheedy's character stands in the dressing room at Barneys, critically scrutinizing her body, particularly disquieting.