Sentence examples for disquieting tendency from inspiring English sources

OVER the past few months the economy has developed a disquieting tendency to outgloom the gloomiest prediction.

Sheffield is a polarizing force, known as much for being a great teammate and mentor as for his disquieting tendency to act out publicly when he feels insulted, usually in connection with his salary.

Similarly, I have observed a disquieting tendency among Sanders' supporters to ignore or neuter any suggestion that race and gender influence their movement -- as though it is inoculated against these and other -isms by virtue of its sweeping progressive egalitarian platform.

Look for the silver lining Reprints Related items Iraq and Afghanistan: In the line of fireJul 17th 2008 The Hispanic vote: ¡Voten por mi! Jul 17th 2008Finally, there are some disquieting signs of a tendency on Mr Obama's part to tailor his message to whichever audience he is talking to.

San Bernardino added its own disquieting cast to the extremist trend.

Disquieting for whom?

Her answer was disquieting.

It's very disquieting".

Still, the tasting was disquieting.

But it makes more disquieting reading.

Their first night was disquieting.