Sentence examples for it's disquieting from inspiring English sources

It's disquieting to watch Rapp conceptualize Spacey's attack on a fourteen-year-old through the rhetoric of heterosexual ritual.

It's disquieting that the trial is taking place in San Francisco, probably the venue most likely to support gay marriage.

To be fair, Cameron's films have long attempted to balance airy calls for world peace with a fierce desire to see Harrier jump jets pass horizontally through tall buildings, but it's disquieting to see that mixture served up so credulously here.

It's disquieting and disturbing and definitely not easy.

But it is disquieting that one of America's top researchers is fleeing to England because he "wouldn't be able to maximize my potential" here, given the federal restrictions.

At first it was disquieting: what is that taste?

But it was disquieting that there had been no word from his captors.

To be sure, it is disquieting that in a capitalist economy it is the government making these decisions.

Elisabeth Shapiro Pikesville, Md., May 14 , 2009• To the Editor: Your article on the Explorers and the photos accompanying it were disquieting.

It was disquieting because their almost entirely religious curriculum was designed by the Mogul emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir, who died in 1707.

It is disquieting to be reminded that the women-in-paradise promise, which sophisticates have widely thought to be a claim made by Western propagandists, is right there, too.