Sentence examples for its unnerving from inspiring English sources
It did have its unnerving moments: for instance, a scene in which a man forced a woman's head into a basin and had her pick up fruit with her teeth.
The Irish Times went so far as to evoke the memory of WB Yeats in its unnerving editorial "Was it for this" two weeks ago.
In addition, its unnerving statistical projections are perilous to both the economy of the nation and man's life expectancy.
But there is a serious undertow to the music, with its unnerving repetitions, which Mr. Levine and the orchestra captured.
What's remarkable about this climb is its unnerving ability to stick to virtually the same gradient from base to summit, all 10km of it.
No charges grew out of Mr. Kelly's brief face-off with Mr. Clinton either, although the encounter had its unnerving moments.
Terrorism is political violence that acquires its greatest power when it unnerves a targeted population.
The whole place is full of so many luvvies its slightly unnerving.
About a month after the sale of Telebras, Russia defaulted on some of its debt, unnerving the credit markets.
The power of "Wrecks" lies in its aftershocks; unnerving implications keep erupting in the mind long after the play is over.
