Sentence examples for disquieting state from inspiring English sources
When it was completed early this year, it found "a disquieting state of disorder in the structure and operation of law enforcement throughout the department".
Writing earlier this week on race and classical dance, Sarah Marsh and Olivia Goldhill charted an apparently disquieting state of affairs: "Usually, when I go to see ballet, there is no one dark on stage," English National Ballet's Junor Souza was reported as saying.
Rather, they were designed to assist the Pyrrhonian in continuing to inquire by shielding her from (what at least they found to be) the disquieting state of dogmatism.
Even knowing this though, there's something disquieting about seeing the full security and legal apparatus of the state deployed against such young, inept offenders.
They've grown accustomed to the certainty and comfort of a Republican state ticket full of incumbents, and all of this competition is disquieting.
But it is disquieting news that Chief Justice Roberts seems to endorse it, as if there were a state sovereign interest to balance where Supreme Courts for a century have seen none.
And that would transform it from a benign medical textbook into a document deeply disquieting to those who would prefer to believe the higher forms of human behavior and experience are transcendental states beyond the reach of mere genes.
It also states that the Internet as method and written form of expression is suitable for sensitive, stigmatized, or disquieting health issues [ 18, 25, 42].
Her answer was disquieting.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
