Sentence examples for something disquieting from inspiring English sources

"There's something disquieting about his quest for acceptance".

Still, there is something disquieting about some of the current complaints.

And yet there's something disquieting about the fact that childbirth is becoming so readily surgical.

-- Brenna Tinkel, Philadelphia There is something disquieting about your deliberately harming another person, even a cheat.

There's something disquieting about the idea of a baby that's facing the world.

Both performances are vintage late-period Hurt; big and bluff, yet with something disquieting going on in the wings.

There is something philosophically disquieting about the Meyers' work, as there is in any digital makeover of reality.

Mystery and something vaguely disquieting inhabit the first image, utter serenity the second.

But there's something faintly disquieting about the way they stammer and keep lapsing into silence.

There's something a bit disquieting about having a flying camera buzzing over your head — it could be a nightmare if every other person out in the park or on the beach were playing with one at the same time.

There is something profoundly disquieting about hearing a friend's tiny, angel-faced seven-year-old, observe that a contestant is wearing "stupid clown trousers".