Sentence examples for more disconcertingly from inspiring English sources

A bud vase wobbles deliberately and even more disconcertingly.

Or, even more disconcertingly — wildly so now that my puberty had erupted — before I said them.

The right, more disconcertingly, displays a man stabbing himself in the eye with a sword.

More disconcertingly, the other two, Hassan Ngeze and Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza, turn out to possess their own websites.

But there is no more disconcertingly morbid document of this phenomenon than Hurston's prize-winning "Color Struck".

The island itself, for example, which at first seemed to be disconcertingly deserted, soon proved itself to be even more disconcertingly inhabited.

But for me, this finale was a little stagey, is resolved too easily and disconcertingly discloses a more intense story which has been happening, as it were, behind the movie's back.

An emotional overcoming, disconcertingly distant from happiness, more like joy — if joy is the recognition of an almost intolerable beauty.

After these disclosures he was, disconcertingly or intriguingly, a more complex man; and, partly as a consequence, Dickens the novelist also began to be seen as more complex, less conventional, than had been realized.

More to the point, the room looks disconcertingly like a dartboard, with Lewinsky at the center of the crimson bull's-eye.

This broad-based fiscal hit is probably why consumer sentiment fell by more than 15% and is still at disconcertingly low levels.