Sentence examples for from unsettling from inspiring English sources
And though "Seinfeld" didn't shy from unsettling themes (death, anti-Semitism), it complied with the formal requirement that no sitcom end in irresolution.
When Gregor Samsa woke up one morning from unsettling dreams, he found himself changed in his bed into a monstrous vermin".
It seems strange that Cookson did not publicly question McQuaid before this election – despite the UCI lurching from unsettling policies to disastrous gaffes.
Mr. Crouch began writing plays that rejected realism in favor of theatricalized works, including fare aimed at adults, like "An Oak Tree" (which ran Off Broadway in 2006) and "The Author," a drama in which the actors casually sit in the audience and tell stories that range from unsettling to horrific.
The network that was once home to "Murder, She Wrote" and "Breakfast With the Arts" has eight original series on its prime-time schedule this month, and seven show us our fellow citizens in ways that range from unsettling to downright disturbing.
According to the historian David Blight, writers like Thomas Nelson Page and others promoted this rosy image to distract readers from unsettling changes that proceeded from the rapid industrialization of a post-war America and from continuing tensions between whites and blacks.
By unsettling his words from their first utterances and letting them float in misty song structures, Mr. Arthur circumvented the obvious.
Mr. Busó-García does some nice work when he first hits town, notably with a shock of violence that shifts the mood from mildly unsettled to modestly threatening.
Whatever her name, and whatever her mood — it ranges from vaguely unsettled to acutely anguished — Martha is played by Elizabeth Olsen, a very pretty actress whose on-camera presence is at once vivid and interestingly blurred.
However, just because you are prepared for this, it does not protect you from feeling unsettled when the bad ones appear like storm clouds over your beach blanket.
The United States clogged the middle of the field, forcing Spain to attack with crosses from the flanks and unsettling its reliance on elegant passing and possession.
