Sentence examples for disturbing book from inspiring English sources
But it's also a frightening and disturbing book.
This is a disturbing book, in two very different ways.
Blue Nights is a disturbing book, though not for the obvious reasons.
There is nothing for it but to buy and read this wise and very disturbing book.
For all its humour, Rites of Passage turns into a most disturbing book.
The result is an "entertaining, more often disturbing, book," Ron Rosenbaum wrote in the Book Review in 2002.
I have a bit of an inhibition about reading painful and disturbing books, which I am trying to work through.
I find Alice in Wonderland, by the way, one of the truly disturbing books.
Thoughtful, often disturbing, books have been written on privacy, but none have approached the impact of Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" in 1962.
One of the most disturbing books I have read recently is Alice Munro's collection of stories Too Much Happiness, which finds continual sympathy for the lives of those on the fringes of society.
On Thursday, a Manhattan auction house will be accepting bids on one of the more disturbing books to come onto the U.S. antiquarian book market in some time: Adolf Hitler's personal copy of a city-by-city, state-by-state guide to the location of America's Jewish population.
