Sentence examples for seem unnerving from inspiring English sources
Even so, all this optimism can seem unnerving.
Like her brand-new Twitter feed, "Enlightened" can seem unnerving and out of control.
Yet part of the reason "The Circle" can seem unnerving is because it stops short of far-fetched science fiction.
One of the few physicians who didn't seem unnerved by the violence was Brigham.
This may explain how Manassero can play with such aplomb and does not seem unnerved by playing in the Masters, which begins Thursday.
Privately, some Democratic donors from the financial industry seem unnerved by Ms. Warren's rise, underscoring the tension between the party's liberal and centrist wings.
Investors also seem unnerved by the uncertainty; the stocks of the leading military companies fell even harder than the general market averages Friday.
"What we should have done a long time ago was stand up — players, ownership, everybody — and said, 'We made a mistake.' " For one day, he did not seem unnerved by the steroid issue swirling around him.
Many who support Maynard's decision still seem unnerved by the idea that she's set a clock that's counting down to her final hour.
During my interview with Kirchner, she seemed unnerved by talking about Nisman's death.
