Sentence examples for slightly disquieting from inspiring English sources

The phrase "slightly disquieting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes a mild sense of unease or discomfort. Example: "The eerie silence in the abandoned house was slightly disquieting, making her feel as though she was being watched."

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Both these points are slightly disquieting.

I find it disorienting and slightly disquieting.

Incidental Intelligence: A slightly disquieting signboard to be seen in downtown Pittsburgh advertises "The Dollar Savings Bank-Pittsburgh's most Interesting Bank".

By John Brooks The New Yorker, February 20 , 1960P. 35 Incidental Intelligence: A slightly disquieting signboard to be seen in downtown Pittsburgh advertises "The Dollar Savings Bank-Pittsburgh's most Interesting Bank".

Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb There's something slightly disquieting about the posters for this: the late Robin Williams beaming down waxwork-like above the word "tomb".

These plays and musicals were so good that it is only slightly disquieting to note that only two of the ten were in Broadway houses.

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But, in his music, a slightly different sensibility emerges, more playful and more disquieting.

Disquieting for whom?

Her answer was disquieting.

Still, the tasting was disquieting.

Their first night was disquieting.

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