Sentence examples for long unsettling from inspiring English sources

The most unsettling part of "Compliance" (or rather, one of about a million unsettling parts -- really the whole movie is one long, unsettling part) is that, from an outsider's perspective, the whole escalation could have easily been avoided.

The prospect of a combined team had long been unsettling for the South Korean players.

Politically, the climate has long been as unsettling as the cyclones that regularly ravage the coastline.

So, yes, it appears the world has long possessed an unsettling obsession with objectifying women.

In "Speaking in Tongues," the longest and most unsettling story, 14-year-old Tia runs away from her elderly great-aunt and the stern demands of being "saved".

Nevertheless, her detailed depiction of the escalating chaos over the course of seven long days is deeply unsettling.

This year, a generation of kids will be thrust into the long awaited but still unsettling age of puberty and turn to ABC Family for answers.

The 7-to-0 vote has given Mayor Rudolph Giuliani the strong consensus he wanted to move forward with a long-overdue but inevitably unsettling change.

The long political uncertainty has been unsettling credit markets and damping growth even in core economies like France.

Watson's legacy has long made his statue an unsettling sight for black lawmakers and others here.

But over the long term they suggest something unsettling: the toll that professionalism takes on our sense of selfhood.