"somehow disturbing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is unsettling or causing discomfort, but the speaker is not quite sure why or how. Example: The painting, with its distorted figures and dark colors, was somehow disturbing to me.
Beautiful but somehow disturbing.
Is the idea that she refuses to conform somehow disturbing to them? "One issue must be, as you say, that actually a woman, 58 and looking it, saying what she thinks, against the grain, is explosive," Beard says.
Not that his entire life has been documented it's somehow disturbing to think about a baby Donald Trump, for instance but from the 80s on his every move, from real estate deals to bankruptcies to feuds to marriages to divorces, has been recorded by a gaggle of reporters and photographers entranced by Trump's hair and the ever-moving, ever-quotable mouth beneath it.
But the reason that they come near the sun at all is because their original orbits, which kept them in the distant realm of the Oort cloud, had been somehow disturbed.Such disturbance has traditionally been ascribed to the combined gravitational effect of all the stars of the earth's home galaxy, the Milky Way.
Scientists think this happens because having two sets of mitochondria might somehow disturb cellular physiology.
People have occasionally wondered if the mortal remains of the deceased are somehow disturbed in this process; they are not.
During the filming of this episode, a wasp's nest high in the rafters of the studio was somehow disturbed, and many cast and crew members suffered stings as a result.
Known perhaps most widely for her poetry, which often combined small, strange, nearly robotic fragments that somehow disturbed physics and sleep in the same breath, Murder is the first work of longer prose to appear in English, and like the rest of her writing, it's as unsettling as clouds of smoke rolling through low dark.
Indeed, in one reading frame, the MCS encodes a short peptide in its 5' part which somehow disturbs the localization of mCherry.
It is possible that in response to infestation, plants in which the JA synthesis rate is somehow disturbed (either from a lack of JA in aos or an overproduction of JA-related compounds in fou2) try to compensate for unbalanced JA signalling by induction of cellular transport.
