Sentence examples for more disquieting from inspiring English sources

And that only makes the likeness more disquieting.

But, in his music, a slightly different sensibility emerges, more playful and more disquieting.

The ornate, hieratic majesty of "The San Salvador" (1926), a drawing nearly five feet high and more than seven and a half feet long, dazzles at first glance, but becomes more disquieting the longer you look.

But it makes more disquieting reading.

Mr. Beasley's "every adam belonging to me" was more disquieting.

There may be a further explanation which is far more disquieting.

And it makes the kookiness of the Republican primaries all the more disquieting.

But the truth of Israeli politics is more stable and more disquieting.

More disquieting even than the territorial losses was the loss in prestige.

But for those who care to look out over the rainbow, the view is more disquieting.

In addition to obvious items like land-mine-removal equipment, there are also more disquieting objects.