Sentence examples for disturbing feature from inspiring English sources

A disturbing feature of trekking is finding small children serving dinner and breakfast in some lodges.

Writing in Salon, Sophia McClennen reckoned that Clint Eastwood, the director, "represents a dark, disturbing feature of the [Republican] mindset".

What we see in the prologue of "Mein Kampf", a disturbing feature film directed by Urs Odermatt, is an utterly desperate and skinny young man in shabby clothes.

We'd study the policeman's gaze with a much greater degree of seriousness, and treat racial sight as an endemic, disturbing feature of American history and culture.

But for me, the most disturbing feature of this seedy series of justifications was the way in which it spat upon 177 years of franchise extension in Britain.

A disturbing feature of anorexia is the rivalry that can occur between "ana-buddies" who meet on the websites and vie with each other to starve themselves to the point where their lives may be in danger.

*** The growing use of child  soldiers is one of the most disturbing features of modern warfare.

The few cases that the press has been able to examine have disturbing features.

As its title suggests, Happy Days returned to the old television philosophy of providing amusing entertainment divorced from the disturbing features of the real world.

One of the most disturbing features of modern American life is the cynicism expressed by ordinary citizens about the workings of their government.

The idea of surreptitiously filming people being tricked had come from Allen Funt in America; but Mr Routh gave it a singularly British twist, and his dark, disturbing features announced the definitive arrival in Britain of the camera as spy.