Sentence examples for feel unsettling from inspiring English sources

But it did feel unsettling and slightly disturbing.

The accuracy might feel unsettling for real journalists to watch.

Will it not feel unsettling to share such an intense and private experience with millions?

And, while crime is far less prevalent these days, Dr. Davis says late nights on area streets can feel unsettling.

Unlike "Rubicon" — a relatively new series on AMC whose dark cinematography and protracted silences are steeped in the tradition of the paranoia films of the 1970s — "The Event" is bright and showy and too in thrall to its own hysteria to feel unsettling.

It does feel unsettling to think of pleasurable activities as a derivative of workplace tasks, or even to think of yourself as predictable or defined by your job.

But by then her focus on Trump's "kindness" felt unsettling.

Now I thought about it, I realised that her departure meant that other things had changed in the household, which must have felt unsettling to a young child.

Sure, there are some who generally want to avoid people of other countries in their local area because it feels unsettling.

It therefore felt unsettling to see a close relative of the Cabat, the Lido, available here in a hot-pink hue called Shock, perhaps a tribute to Schiaparelli, and shocking indeed at $6,850.

As I'm reflecting on it now, it still feels unsettling to me.