Sentence examples for seem disturbing from inspiring English sources

Following the incident, her father began taking photographs of her and continued to do so into her 20s in which he had her pose nude, images that seem disturbing and inappropriate.

Re "Woman Masked, Bagged and, Naturally, Feared" (Fashion Diary, March 1): The fashion world's growing trend of erasing the faces of its female models does seem disturbing, a misogynistic elision in an industry already adept at objectification.

While such a state may seem disturbing, Mr. Höller views it instead as "truly productive," an existential means of throwing off the bonds of determinism and treating human experience, if only for a little while, as a kind of artwork to be shaped and played with.

To some who make the movies, the possibilities may seem disturbing; to others, exciting: Why not bring back Sean Connery, circa 1971, as James Bond? Or let George Clooney star in a movie with his aunt, Rosemary; say, a repurposed "White Christmas" of 1954?

At first glance, clutter might not seem disturbing to the disorganized person, but it wreaks havoc on the subconscious.

Challenges are positive, and though they may seem disturbing at first, prove to be the essence of why we are here on the planet.

He didn't seem disturbed.

Even the hardened senior counsel seem disturbed.

Steve Mariucci, the 49ers' coach, did not seem disturbed.

He did not seem disturbed by the ebb of power.

She did not seem disturbed by the proceedings; in fact, she seemed to like the attention.