Sentence examples for disturbing edge from inspiring English sources

And it is in this final act that the movie loses some of its disturbing edge.

Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu gives THE VANISHING (1988), George Sluizer's gripping psychological thriller, its disturbing edge.

Continuity was provided by a sense of unflinching scrutiny that often gave his work a disturbing edge.

Plenty of Big Chill punters might fancy themselves as a bit wacky, to the extent of wearing a penguin costume or nothing but Y-fronts and a top hat, but they recoil when confronted with a genuine weirdo, Ariel Pink shuffling about the stage in Captain Caveman haircut and a purple dress, lending a genuinely disturbing edge to his band's brilliantly bizarre proggy muzak.

On the other hand, Stephen Hartke gave a disturbing brittle edge to the melancholy of Brazilian poet Carlos Drummond de Andrade's "Tristeza Céu" ("Sadness in Heaven").

In this way, unpleasant artifacts are obtained, also disturbing quality of edges, other details, and overall visual quality of filtered images.

Both his short stories and novels have been liberally plundered to make Hollywood some money getting diluted in the process, stripping them of their spiritual edge and disturbing truths.

"We keep getting calls saying, 'it's just too intense, too disturbing, can you take the edge off?' Every show.

It is based on geophysical measurements, generalized for the conditions of the Upper Silesia Coal Basin, of disturbing effect of the mining edge and tectonic faults on the state of stress.

The phase contrast microscopy commonly used in visualisation of phase objects does not deliver the quasi-3D effect and introduces a disturbing 'halo' effect around the edges.

"Losing My Mind," instead of the usual heartache, was edged with a disturbing sense of an obsessive person trying not to come apart.