Sentence examples for is rather unsettling from inspiring English sources

What all of this boils down to is rather unsettling.

But to a German, the distinctive, elongated shape is rather unsettling, and for good reason.

Of course the comparison between the two couples is rather unsettling if it's something Rihanna is romanticizing.

It should be a dream scenario, an Oscar-winning actress belting out The Rolling Stones' hit to me, but in fact it's rather unsettling; mainly because I've never pictured Binoche as being gregarious.

But globalization has been rather unsettling for the wines just beneath this exalted category, a group that would include most of the Grand Cru Classé wines of St. Émilion.

It's rather unsettling and even troubling to see and realize how much you have changed and how many of these people, once close, are now total strangers.

His conclusions are rather unsettling.In this section Pass impasse Gut-wrenching stuff Sounds wonderful Never forgotten A land neither green nor pleasant Little big man ReprintsMost of the other books on the area concentrate inevitably on the implications of the two countries' economic rise.

This is a rather unsettling prospect.The affable son of a Marxist intellectual, Mr Miliband is tougher than he seems.

I admittedly do not find her as obnoxious as Trump, but her ability to come out and try to profit on every "scandal" out there and use these scandals to boost her own fame is really rather unsettling and at times downright disgusting.

It's all rather unsettling; the space jangles.

LB It's rather extraordinary, if slightly grim and unsettling, how relevant this seminal collection of James Baldwin's essays are today.