Sentence examples for more unsettling because from inspiring English sources

However, the subway photo is infinitely more unsettling because of the moral and ethical questions it raises.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in dissent, called the decision all the more "unsettling" because the case for constitutionality appeared, to her and Justice Sonia Sotomayor, so simple.

This year, the prospects are even more unsettling because the preschools that could serve her special-needs son, Joshua, face smaller budgets that could force them to close.

Russia's economic crisis is all the more unsettling because this was supposed to be the year when the economy finally began to take off.

The Nazi occupation of Norway (and the Quisling next door) was all the more unsettling because of the interconnectedness of neighbors and families who had known each other for generations.

Likewise I'd expect a more compassionate welcome from the N Aitch S than I would from the N Haitch S - a form that sounds the more unsettling because it also suggests the word "hitch".

At their worst they represent some of the more unsettling writing that one can encounter, but not actually because of the content.

Listening is hard because the more you listen, the more unsettling the world becomes.

In its own way, because of its stark beauty, it is more unsettling than all of the worm-infested skulls and decaying corpses depicted in the etchings around it.

Looking down, however, is more unsettling.

The EU situation is more unsettling still.