Sentence examples for especially unnerving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warner did not consider going more than 300 m.p.h. on a motorcycle especially unnerving.

Perhaps his first glimpse of his own face on film was especially unnerving.

In the latter case, vignettes of armies of men in spacesuit-like white protective clothing are especially unnerving.

The comparison is especially unnerving, even frightening, for a man as devout as Mr. Zemedagegehu.

This is especially unnerving when the puppet is life-size and looks like Marlene Dietrich in her later years.

Truth is, the details I'm about to relate are especially unnerving, taking place as they did in such a picturesque setting.

This duo is particularly unnerving.

That would put the government coffers at risk only to line the pockets of those that gain most from housing-market churn: estate agents and solicitors.The prospect is unnerving, especially since the new part of the scheme may well distort banks' incentives by driving a wedge between what they lend and the risks they face.

While the slightly aggressive (confrontational) nature of the meetings was occasionally unnerving (especially when I came to actually give a talk--at interview, my seminar on my Ph.D. went on for fully 2 hours), it was all of course conducted in good spirit.

The sight of the bombed Argana Cafe was unnerving, especially when we climbed the stairs of an identical café across the square to take in the view of the Katoubia minaret, now pink in the setting sun.

Sitting next to a complete stranger my be unnerving, especially if they are a roller coaster fanatic, as it is not uncommon for them to make fun of and scare inexperienced riders with untrue stories and startling comments.