Sentence examples for rather disconcerting from inspiring English sources

It's rather disconcerting to some people".

After a while these repeated soothing asides became rather disconcerting.

What's rather disconcerting is when these private passions erupt into the wider Washington discussion.

For a few numbers they even wore rather disconcerting costumes of knitted versions of themselves.

So it must be rather disconcerting that it is these songs that his fans still can't get enough of.

I found one aspect of your recent list of the 100 notable books of 2005 (Dec. 4) rather disconcerting.

"I looked rather disconcerted when my husband started talking about moving here, but he promised, 'It's going to be fun.' And it is".

Baum included a postscript: The writer of these Oz stories has received a little note from Princess Dorothy of Oz which, for a time, has made him feel rather disconcerted.

Sure, these solemn lessons are imparted by Mr. Rather, who manages to smuggle in the odd, disconcerting Ratherism: something about tighter than Springsteens headband.

In this animated version, Poe looks disconcerted rather than terrifying, a deft mixture of the man and his work.

One last pet peeve: the use of multiple nouns as modifiers, rather than properly hyphenated compound adjectives, creates disconcerting mouthfuls such as "Analyzing Multiple-Choice Content Knowledge Test Scores" (p. 29).