Sentence examples for disquieting thoughts from inspiring English sources

But let me share some disquieting thoughts.

As one delves deeper and deeper into "Etiquette," disquieting thoughts come.

-- even hinting at more disquieting thoughts to come ("emergency of self"), but then drawing up short, closing off.

Certainly on every campus there were professors with disquieting thoughts and more than a handful of students who worried about the world's future as much as their own.

Then she had a disquieting thought.

There is a grain of truth in this disquieting thought.

At times, I had the disquieting thought that Mongolia had simply traded one form of dependence for another.

This disquieting, thought-provoking 21st‑century take on The Tenant of Wildfell Hall keeps twisting and turning as it hurtles towards a hair-raising climax.

It's a disquieting thought, and it persists throughout the second half of the book, when Toby goes after Salome and Brendan goes after Toby.

That we belong to the cycle of history -- not, as Mr. Fukuyama would have us believe, to its "endpoint," but caught within its motion of rise and fall -- is a profoundly disquieting thought; who really believes that nothing is eternal?

Wardrobe discomfort notwithstanding, however, period dramas often seem to provide the most substantial roles for older actresses, raising the disquieting thought that perhaps older women were accorded greater status in Victorian times than they are today.