Sentence examples for disquieting to note from inspiring English sources

These plays and musicals were so good that it is only slightly disquieting to note that only two of the ten were in Broadway houses.

"That's disquieting to get those calls".

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

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

THE APRIL STOCK SELLOFF, PARTICULARLY IN THE tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index, is disquieting, to say the least.

The lack of regulation might be disquieting to some, but Eidinger is not worried about it.

And the fact that these unstable countries control so much oil is disquieting to say the least.

Such findings are disquieting to nursing planners, policy and decision makers as they cast a doubt on the sustainability and equity of providing health services to rural populations.

It's interesting, disquieting, to hear comparisons now being made to Bosnia's sectarian breakdown.

In fact, the presence of people in ordinary clothes seemed somewhat disquieting to them.

Ketchup aficionados say that there's a disquieting unevenness to the tomato notes in Del Monte ketchup: Tomatoes vary, in acidity and sweetness and the ratio of solids to liquid, according to the seed variety used, the time of year they are harvested, the soil in which they are grown, and the weather during the growing season.