Sentence examples for its unsettling from inspiring English sources

Typically complex, in keeping with its unsettling subject it drives through powerfully without ever deciding on any kind of tune.

Perhaps its unsettling title (in Norwegian, it's called "Min Kamp") reflects its wary relationship with its own central idea of consciousness as struggle.

It makes sense: it's an excellent movie that, with its unsettling and unresolved tensions and intricacies, has little chance of finding a home in multiplexes.

Although Kerr's performance is marvelous, it's Cardiff's vision that gives the film its unsettling allure.

Part of the explanation for this disconnect stems from the fact that people are inherently teleological creatures (Kelemen and Rosset 2009) who have a difficult time accepting change when it relates to the philosophical materialism offered by Darwin with its unsettling consequences for our place in the vast universe yet who readily accept change as an unfolding of some master plan.

And the engine of the comedy is its unsettling veracity.

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The space in Edinburgh does the production few favours, but it nonetheless creates its own unsettling, dislocated world.

When it ends, the cycle begins again, making the record itself its own unsettling loop.

But a no-deal Brexit brings its own unsettling script.

This precision gives the writing its proundly unsettling quality.