Sentence examples for extremely disconcerting from inspiring English sources
"This is extremely disconcerting".
It reflects a lack of commercial capacity that is extremely disconcerting.
"But it's extremely disconcerting that the cases are continuing to go up and not down".
There is a persistent, underlying, unwitting wit to Martin's prose, which – like his stand-up comedy – can be extremely disconcerting.
"We are not lawyers and, like most civilians, find the law abstruse and the overt threat of serious punishment extremely disconcerting".
The problem is that it is extremely disconcerting for most gamers to pick up an assault rifle, put the crosshairs directly on a target, pull the trigger and then see nothing happen (because you didn't train for assault rifles), or to turn a corner and fire an entire clip from a submachine gun into a major enemy and watch him shrug it off (because you didn't train for submachine guns).
He was extremely disconcerted when he discovered its object, and though he did not dare leave the party, he did not approach the scene of action but waited some distance away.
The inability of LSAT takers to follow the test's extremely onerous rules is slightly disconcerting, considering these are the future arbiters of our legal system.
Centrists are disconcerting.
