The phrase "disturbing impression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feeling or reaction that is unsettling or troubling.
Example: "The film left a disturbing impression on the audience, making them question their beliefs."
Alternatives: "unsettling feeling" or "troubling effect."
The disturbing impression is of time running backward, of civilization devolving.
That leaves the disturbing impression that the administration is trying to preserve the option of abusing the statute again.
These days in Madrid, one has the disturbing impression that for many prominent leftists, the enemy was the Popular Party, not terrorism.
At times, General Petraeus gives the disturbing impression that he, too, is more focused on the political game in Washington than the unfolding disaster in Iraq.
When the court began considering those accusations, she asserted in an affidavit that its scrutiny created "a disturbing impression that there is an inclination on the part of the court to silence criticism and muzzle dissent".
As the credits roll, "Ready to Rumble" runs the now-obligatory blooper reel, which is indistinguishable from what has come before and leaves the disturbing impression that Mr. Arquette may not have been acting at all.
"I found it really disturbing, but my impression always was that Richard made the piece because it was disturbing..
Disturbed people and disturbing images.
My first impression was that it looked like a disturbing mechanical cat as imagined by HR Giger, with no face and an 8ft tail, waiting to be fed.
Minimal background staining was seen in impression cytology smears while there was a disturbing background in corneal scrapings stained by the immunological methods.
When he rounds the man's shoulders, the impression dissolves and is replaced by the recollection of a disturbing dream in which he was chased by a snake shouting, "Sigmund Freud!
