Sentence examples for is something unnerving from inspiring English sources

But there is something unnerving about his voracious enthusiasm.

Strictly from an imaginative point of view, there is something unnerving about the weirdly elegant way the towers fell.

There is something unnerving about the distending volume of health information ricocheting through our cyberhive, much of it unexpurgated, unedited and unconfirmed.

There is something unnerving - something strange and therefore interesting - in the intensity of the young Florence's desire to do something; her determination, adhered to at painful cost, to remain unmarried in order to fulfil a destiny which was at that point still cloudy to her.

There is something unnerving about bird-watching when the bird is six feet tall and making eye contact.

"There is something unnerving about leaving the main rope behind and going into free motion in the crown of a redwood tree".

In that movie, he was furiously self-mocking as Trent Walker, the fast-talking make-out artist who never gets a girl, but there was something unnerving about him: his eyes seemed a little remote, almost as if he were watching himself perform from someplace far away.

There's something unnerving about the way the trees are still organised into neat lines.

There's something unnerving about the way the trees are still organized into neat lines.

And as much as I liked juice, there was something unnerving about the freshly squeezed fruit industry, though I wasn't sure what.

Bad press, Chiles says, is one thing – "I learned to deal with it years ago" – but there is something uniquely unnerving about having to read it every day at 4am. "I get up at quarter to four," he says.