Sentence examples for so unnerving that from inspiring English sources
Cordova's extensive filmography is so unnerving that there's even speculation about whether his movies capture actual crimes rather than staged acts of violence.
She had tried before but only got to page two, and had found it so unnerving that she had been unable to leave the house for three days.
This is the only film Laughton directed -- and it flopped -- but it's so beautifully wrought and so unnerving that it practically qualifies as a full-scale directing career unto itself.
He flaunted a sexual bravado so unnerving that the only leader willing to claim him as a friend was Vladimir Putin (a contented regular at Berlusca's Sardinian summer pleasure palace).
Those chases are so exciting, and the blood is so unnerving, that I didn't at first realize that they're in service to a moral tale, one in which the struggle between good and evil plays out in often unsettling visual terms: that bone isn't just a convenient weapon but also an emblem of this man-eat-dog, man-kill-man world.
A couple from Minneapolis, Minnesota, found the ditty so unnerving that they decided to revamp it for a modern audience, reworking the lyrics to "emphasize the importance of consent," according to CNN.
What made the Giants' performance against St . Louisso unnerving was that the team seemed so ready for this game.
What makes Shawn's play so unnerving is that neither of his central women are visible monsters: Lemon has the orphaned isolation of a Tennessee Williams heroine and Dan is a laid-back charmer even if it is hard to believe in her academic brilliance.
But the scene was so unnerving, he said, that he dialed the police again.
THE real estate market in Manhattan has become so unnerving to buyers that some are forfeiting six-figure deposits rather than close on deals they have made.
But rather than keep them standing, their bulk tripped them up.That's what's so unnerving about the magnitude 6.8 trembler that jolted Niigata Prefecture on the Japan Sea coast on July 16th.
