Sentence examples for particularly unnerving from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's just me, but I've found the last few weeks in American politics particularly unnerving.

But standing beside them is an unassailable conclusion, one that's particularly unnerving.

But in the context of recent events, this latest bombing was particularly unnerving.

This duo is particularly unnerving.

While the above correspondence is interesting, it's not particularly unnerving.

Journalists say the situation is particularly unnerving because of the uncertainty of what is happening or may happen to them.

Some have also been particularly unnerved by his attempts to crack down on corrupt officials.

The staff was particularly unnerved by the "Panda Express" attack on Romney, which Liddy tweeted without consulting anyone.

The Iranian authorities appear to be particularly unnerved by the entrance of Mr. Murdoch, who is not just an aggressive businessman but also a politically active one.

Analysts said that investors were particularly unnerved by a jump in energy prices, fearing that costs will go up even more if there is a war with Iraq.

Rob Killion, executive director of the Common Application, said he was particularly unnerved by the flood of early submissions through the organization's Web site because he feared that students were rushing their essays.