Sentence examples for distinctly unsettling from inspiring English sources

The result is a novel that is both hilarious and distinctly unsettling.

The owners of the 100,000 or so black boxes that have already been installed have two distinctly unsettling new habits.

This enigmatic and distinctly unsettling debut novel was discovered last year by Tartarus Press – it's right up their macabre street – but is now enjoying a second coming courtesy of the more mainstream John Murray.

I am anything but a prude, but there was something distinctly unsettling in watching prepubescent girls dance around in fringed burlesque underwear, however talented they are.

There is something distinctly unsettling about watching a pubescent girl stalk down the runway, styled to look beyond her years and wearing expensive clothing intended for adult women.

Charlie regularly sights The Twilight Zone as an inspiration, I think mainly because it was a distinctly unsettling and  challenging series that made little effort to place itself in a universe or even a future that was unrecognisable.

Elsewhere, campaigns to fund glow-in-the-dark plants and a distinctly-unsettling seduction guide caused controversy for the site.

Intriguingly, Thelma's powers are distinctly more unsettling than the typical superhero sort.

He recalls the "outpouring of national grief" at her death as something he found "distinctly perturbing and unsettling" and considers that Britain has become "a nation that mourns too readily".

Alice McDermott's eloquent and unsettling new novel begins with a death -- and a distinctly inconvenient resurrection.

At Dulwich Picture Gallery, London SE21, until 25 September Thomas Struth Panoramic photographs of resonant, spectacular places, and unsettling juxapositions of modern people with historical cultural landmarks, make Struth a distinctly thought-provoking artist.