Sentence examples for disquieting thing from inspiring English sources

The most disquieting thing about the Met show is that, as it proceeds, you find yourself wondering just how interested Walker Evans was in people.

And the most disquieting thing is the utter naturalness with which the young people utilize it, without even a trace of pity".

The disquieting thing about Mr. Tompkins's hopeful, New Age earnestness is not that it sacrifices intelligence or humor — for the book is literate and often playful — but that in all this cloying spirituality there is no room for actual ethics or justice.

On Land is, outside of Human Animal by Wolf Eyes, probably the most disquieting thing ever pressed to wax.

So, that is the disquieting thing and Julian reminds me of an ideologue, in that he's extremely rigid and doesn't see ambiguity much.

And, more than this, it has interesting, disquieting things to say about modern America and its ancient wilderness.

Watching a volunteer stagger their way through 15 minutes of simulated psychosis in front of a live audience was one of the most disquieting things I've seen in years.

Her giantess reveals the disquieting aspect of all those things we do that infringe on God's role as creator while poking fun at our propensity to be spooked by our own inventions.

Representative Obey told me that he had been troubled, before the Iraq war, by the Administration's decision to run clandestine operations from the Pentagon, saying that he "found some of the things they were doing to be disquieting".

Ambiguity is all well and good – and it is often the thing which makes a good ghost story so disquieting.

There's something at once thrilling and disquieting about a meticulous firsthand retroactive account of a new thing coming together and taking off.