Sentence examples for especially unsettling from inspiring English sources

Highly improbable events were especially unsettling.

(The rants about racial purity are especially unsettling today).

The initial period of the blackout was especially unsettling.

One thing made the case especially unsettling: Forcelli himself had helped arrest Garry.

His start in Boston was especially unsettling because his focus wavered with the big lead.

In a nation where millions work overseas, sometimes in dangerous corners of the world, the killings were especially unsettling.

Artists from Goya to Hans Hofmann have been inspired by such tales, especially their unsettling mix of graphic realism and often grotesque fantasy.

What is especially scary and unsettling is that even actions of this magnitude have not seemed to restore confidence.

Much of the music of Wagner's "Parsifal" seeks to create an aura of religious ecstasy, even though much about its plot is unsettling, especially its cultish aspect.

Not quite vases -- "I guess I could drill a hole big enough for one daisy," he said reluctantly -- the objects are familiar and yet oddly unsettling, especially mixed in with a few empty bottles and ikebana vases.

In 2011, in contrast, her new-found fame felt intrusive and unsettling – especially as she was lauded as an almost certain multiple slam-winner – whereas now she is relaxed.