Sentence examples for disturbing feel from inspiring English sources

If the overall picture still looks different, these 90,000 bits of the mosaic that make it up still have an eerie and disturbing feel to them.

Even the surprising deaths of beloved characters, for all their momentary power to disturb, feel cheap, because the powers of superheroism — amped up by the reversibility of time thanks to the time stone — make no result seem conclusive, no death seem final.

Be aware that it is normal to be disturbed and feel slightly stressed.

… [So] when they stumble across things like the Watts pictures they're disturbed....They feel that many of these questions haven't been answered.

How disturbing that people feel so stressed that the solution to their problems becomes not taking a vacation!

Many people of no strong faith find such developments deeply disturbing - yet feel almost embarrassed about their disquiet, absent of the belief in a human soul.

With "Dog Days," which achieves a verisimilitude that most directors would envy, he has made an engrossing and disturbing film that feels like a Dogma 95 film made by Todd Haynes.

As well as feeling disturbed, I also felt perplexed by this story; why would Whiley have sex with someone for whom he felt such repulsion?

She said that the furniture Ms. Post chose for the lobby would create a "more residential" feel, without disturbing Mr. Nouvel's architecture.

Even in the cities of the northeast there is a relationship with the supernatural that is not cynical and sometimes can feel deeply disturbing.

I felt sorry for disturbing her even though I was never made to feel bad.