Sentence examples for most disquieting from inspiring English sources

But what is most disquieting is Romney's larger political vision.

But the most disquieting subterranean discoveries are of workers.

And some of the most disquieting moments are immeasurably enhanced by the lighting of Ben Stanton.

But its most disquieting effect by far is the play of lyrics against subtext.

But the show's most disquieting piece is another video, Lyle Ashton Harris's "Performing MJ," taped in a Yale classroom.

Among recent books on Nazism, the one that may prove most disquieting for American readers is James Q.

The bit I find most disquieting, however, is the idea that the brothers had the self-control to keep a lottery win to themselves for six whole years.

The most disquieting thing about the Met show is that, as it proceeds, you find yourself wondering just how interested Walker Evans was in people.

Mr. Haitink showed that Shostakovich is most disquieting when you simply play him, when his ambiguities are permitted to remain just that.

Of all the bans which have been introduced, the one which I have found the most disquieting is the prohibition on the taking of photographs of children.

The themes of race and sex are raised in the most disquieting way: Solondz rolls a hand-grenade into the politically correct academy.