Sentence examples for indeed disquieting from inspiring English sources
The men responsible for guaranteeing cricket's integrity have provided expert testimony, and what they have had to say about their sport is indeed disquieting.
"Happy birthday, Mr. President" never felt so disquieting.
The experience can indeed be disquieting, yet surely no more so than with the equivalent in art?
Either way, it is unlikely to encourage investment or reassure sceptics that security in the country is under control.Indeed, a further disquieting aspect of the new Libya is the continuing ability of local militias, especially in places such as Misrata and Zintan that bore the burden of the battle against Qaddafi, to ignore the writ of the central government.
So economists can simply ignore the disquieting findings of surveys.
Disquieting because I have never before felt so under surveillance.
Not only that, but Twitter's public statements on the subject have been fragmentary, misleading in some cases, and disquieting not only to users but more importantly the developer community that has sprung up around the service and indeed contributed to its rapid growth.
Her answer was disquieting.
Still, the tasting was disquieting.
Their first night was disquieting.
