Sentence examples for found it disquieting from inspiring English sources

Whether you found it "disquieting" like Margaret Atwood or "weirdly funny" like Louis Menand, Kazuo Ishiguro's "Never Let Me Go" is, it's safe to say, one of the more esteemed novels of the past decade.

By Meredith Blake June 28 , 2010Whether you found it "disquieting" like Margaret Atwood or "weirdly funny" like Louis Menand, Kazuo Ishiguro's "Never Let Me Go" is, it's safe to say, one of the more esteemed novels of the past decade.

Some people might find it disquieting that Amazon is tracking exactly what they're reading and exactly how much of it they finish, at once fulfilling the roles of a paternalistic school-teacher and a terrifying, blank-faced secret policeman – but, to be honest, what did you expect?

One of the doctors, Eric J. Topol, chairman of the Cleveland Clinic's department of cardiovascular medicine, called the studies "a contrived comparison" and said he found it "quite disquieting" that Scirex was partly owned by an ad agency.

The two senators wrote approvingly of an October decision from Judge D. Brock Hornby of Federal District Court in Maine, who said he would "find it gravely disquieting to apply hereafter a sentencing penalty that Congress has declared to be unfair".

I found visiting it disquieting.

"Most people were comfortable in their own assumptions and they found it upsetting and disquieting to have them challenged.

"I find it very disquieting that the Gore campaign would do that to get where it wants to go".

I find it disorienting and slightly disquieting.

I find it awfully strange to find that "disquieting," but then, I'm not some creep weirdo bent on putting every banal statement Hagel ever made on trial.

What she found was disquieting.