Sentence examples for disquieting to from inspiring English sources

"That's disquieting to get those calls".

This was dark stuff from the murky depths of blog-land, disquieting to say the least.

It's disquieting to watch Rapp conceptualize Spacey's attack on a fourteen-year-old through the rhetoric of heterosexual ritual.

This event has all the aspects that make the blockbuster art show so appealing to some and disquieting to others.

His parents dined late and by candlelight, in an atmosphere that was disquieting to Owen and at odds with thoughts about baseball.

More than anything else, Netflix's arrival in the Emmy mix is disquieting to some broadcast and cable executives because it is probably only the beginning.

It is no doubt disquieting news to the folks at the NFL Network, which has never been on Cablevision, and at Tennis Channel, which is in a nasty fight with Cablevision.

Yet in the autobiographical Uncle High Lonesome, Hannah takes disquieting care to balance his uncle Pete's racist language and deliberate humiliation of his black workers with an account of how he "healed their rifts, brought the men cartons of cigarettes.

An immersive video installation, shot on a high-speed camera and slowed down to disquieting effect, will consider ideas of "truth and perception".

Not only that, but Twitter's public statements on the subject have been fragmentary, misleading in some cases, and disquieting not only to users but more importantly the developer community that has sprung up around the service and indeed contributed to its rapid growth.

In addition to this rather disquieting addendum to his already disastrously tardy moves against Isis -- which aren't going all that well -- Obama is considering involving the US in a new war.