Sentence examples for how unnerving from inspiring English sources

How unnerving to learn of job applicants being pressured to divulge their positions on the Iraq war (Job Market, March 30).

I remarked on how unnerving it was to see and hear a Reaper so close.

In recent interviews, Adele has spoken about how unnerving she found the process of becoming an international superstar.

But how unnerving was it to look at the world from within the facsimile bodies of her family?

(Mr. Hill did not seem aware of how unnerving it can be to hear rich people talk about the pleasures of not spending money).

But as an Iranian-American youth in Maryland, where he grew up, Pishevar knew intimately how unnerving it could be to interact with the police.

Drnaso is a master of controlled, panel-to-panel pacing as his clean linework and muted palettes only intensify how deeply unnerving a tale of trauma, mourning and Internet "fake news" can be.

The thing already waged "pure emotional terrorism" on Sundance this year, but we won't have to wait until its June release to find out just how brutally unnerving the movie really is.

With track titles like "Erotic Heat," no one was surprised how shockingly unnerving the LP was, in a way recalling the sonic aggression of somebody like Lotic, more than it could have just been limited merely to the parameters of Chicago footwork.

He captures, excellently, how Morrison unnerved, during the Charles Manson years, everyone who saw the band.

Less powerful than Liston, Frazier and Foreman, he understood how to unnerve his opponents before a bout.