Sentence examples similar to remarkably disconcerting from inspiring English sources
On the waterfront, I stepped into an old stone building, Porthminster Gallery at Westcott's Quay, with remarkably low ceilings, a palpable dampness and an almost disconcerting amount of recognizable images.
The book's rambunctious main character and its giddy, slightly disconcerting treatment of mischief in the absence of maternal supervision have proven remarkably durable as generations of children have grown to adulthood with its antic rhymes firmly lodged in their heads.
The reiteration of these arguments – in the midst of a book celebrating a remarkably successful programme and rife with examples of valuable craft and life lessons – is somewhat disconcerting, especially when one considers that Bradbury himself, reflecting on the founding of the programme, noted "the degree of suspicion in which creative writing had come to be held in Britain.
Centrists are disconcerting.
It's certainly disconcerting.
"This is extremely disconcerting".
His manner was disconcerting.
The change is disconcerting.
