Sentence examples for disquieting view from inspiring English sources
But watching Alexandrowicz's film I found myself agreeing even more with the disquieting view of an unidentified Israeli jurist.
The realisation formed the basis of a new studio model, in which executives bet on directors with a disquieting view of America and an irreverent approach to American genres.
Read together, they offer disquieting views of the world in which tomorrow's doctors are formed.
Beginning in the 1930s, Marx's apocalyptic expectations were largely replaced by the less-violent but equally disquieting views of the English economist John Maynard Keynes, first set forth in his influential The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money (1936).
This suggests a deeply disquieting prospect.
Then she had a disquieting thought.
There is a grain of truth in this disquieting thought.
Despite that, the latest G.D.P. figures were somewhat disquieting when viewed at the consumer level.
The discovery of such irrationality was disquieting because it had fatal consequences for the naive view that the universe is expressible in whole numbers; the Pythagorean Hippasus is said to have been expelled from the brotherhood, according to some sources even drowned, because he made a point of the irrationality.
Although the canvas measures just about 17 by 16 inches, the view is breathtakingly expansive, powerfully meditative and eerily disquieting.
