Sentence examples for something disconcerting from inspiring English sources

But after a while, I noticed something disconcerting.

There is something disconcerting about grown men reading children's books.

But there is always something disconcerting about ideological certainty — with or without the icy stare.

And there's something disconcerting and sweatshop-like about mice being trapped in containers to sniff air.

There is still something disconcerting to Western eyes about those proud pinpricks of pure architecture.

There is something disconcerting about discovering that half your local shops are run out of a PO box in Nassau.

There's something thrilling about seeing how other people live, but something equally disconcerting about seeing them grow lonely.

Perhaps there is something inherently disconcerting about the idea of turning drug testing into a job.

There is something slightly disconcerting about seeing Terry Hall laugh - at least the first time it happens.

Something more disconcerting occurred an hour later, when I stepped out of the hotel.

There's something deeply disconcerting about greeting the first day of spring with a presidential race already in full bloom.