Sentence examples for her disquieting from inspiring English sources

Her disquieting pictures of rotting corpses (What Remains, 2003) shocked viewers, and the unusual aesthetic of wet-plate was fundamental to their fascination.

"German schoolgirls were not taught subjects such as Latin, since knowledge of this kind was not necessary for future mothers," Wendy Lower writes in her disquieting new book, "Hitler's Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing Fields".

Hannah Gray's charming soft-focus platinum prints of children in period costumes hark back to 19th century pictorialism, and Joy Goldkind uses the equally venerable bromoil process to give a velvety finish to her disquieting portraits of her husband in drag.

The reader accompanies Wadler, step-by-step, through some very tough times, from her disquieting first symptoms and scary diagnosis, through her grueling, but, thankfully, successful treatment.

The first photographer ever to be shown in the Venice Biennale, in 1972, a year after her death, she revolutionized the art form with her starkly compelling, disquieting images.

Her answer was disquieting.

We found a scene in which Ms. Sheedy's character stands in the dressing room at Barneys, critically scrutinizing her body, particularly disquieting.

Probably the intimation she has at the end of the story, that her mother is afraid of Dom's grief, too, is both comforting (they're in the same boat) and disquieting (her mother isn't all-capable).

Servants were expected to be deferential; her act of extreme violence towards her employer was deeply disquieting.

Her giantess reveals the disquieting aspect of all those things we do that infringe on God's role as creator while poking fun at our propensity to be spooked by our own inventions.

Their vibrancy, created towards the end of her life, was equally disquieting.