Sentence examples for somewhat unsettling to from inspiring English sources

If you assumed that the gradual disappearance of the Whitney's original raison d'être might be somewhat unsettling to its director and his staff, you would be wrong.

WALKER: I'm with Ligaya on this: I found these interludes pretty simplistic, but I can see how to a younger reader it might be somewhat unsettling to have other voices break in on the narrative, and then have to figure out what they're saying and why they're there.

It's the only anthem normally played on a Casio keyboard, and it is so happy it's somewhat unsettling to learn it was the product of a Maoist revolution.

On the other hand it is at the same time somewhat unsettling to discover why Uzbekistan has built an institution such as the Centre of Phtisiology and Pulmonology and why young doctors perceive TB care as an attractive and contemporary field of medicine.

It is a curious, somewhat unsettling experience to stand between the two boroughs.

"It was a somewhat unsettling thing to see the president of the United States without any factual basis whatsoever lunge out against a small country in the way that he did".

That perceptual awareness is more sluggish than motion discrimination may appear somewhat unsettling, as we tend often to assume that conscious perception precedes decision.

The results were abstract heads with period hairdos all shaped out of black leather — chic if somewhat unsettling, an S-and-M trip to "Downton Abbey".

We pass under the entrance to the ossuary – with its somewhat unsettling inscription "Arrête!

Ms. Landrieu issued a statement saying that the situation was "somewhat unsettling" for her and that she looked forward to learning the men's motives.

Although the ratio was somewhat unsettling, I thanked him again for inviting me, went to grab a drink, and quickly counted the number of guys in the room.