Sentence examples for subtly unsettling from inspiring English sources
Haynes won further recognition for Safe (1995), a subtly unsettling depiction of a suburban woman (played by Julianne Moore) who believes she has become allergic to her environment.
Dark Matter is a spellbinding read – the kind of subtly unsettling, understated ghost story MR James might have written had he visited the Arctic.
Mostly, though, she avoids scenes of grisly mayhem in favor of a subtly unsettling exercise in group dynamics as mysterious local doings and troubling news of a mutated virus's global contagion raise the tension among the members of this isolated little band.
Read hotcocoa's review Read TheBookThief's review Read Lottie Longshanks' review Read BUKI's review Read Sapphirebooklover's review This subtly unsettling novel is told from the viewpoint of a fourteen-year-old girl damaged by a past she can't talk about, in a hypnotic narrative that, while giving increasing insight, also becomes increasingly unreliable.
There was something subtly unsettling about Geogaddi and it seemed all too fitting. .
Its best moments felt as comforting as a spring day in the sunshine, but it was subtly unsettling, as if the whole thing were rendered in glitchy VR.
Only the unsettling, subtly charged, ultimately poignant combination of swagger and self-mockery of the video "The New Black Yoga" feels genuine.
Translating its unsettling, subtly charged and ultimately poignant combination of swagger and self-mockery into objects is a challenge that remains unmet.
(When Mr. Eisenberg makes Mark's face go blank, the character seems scarily emptied out: it's a subtly great, at times unsettling, performance).
Perhaps the time has at last come to accept "Thaïs" for what it is: a sophisticated human comedy and one of Massenet's most probing, subtly composed and deeply unsettling operas.
Comprising a cobbled sequence of jerkily panned and ominously zoomed shots of West and Central Auckland, it works to subtly build a case for the unsettling half-beauty of the city's grimier side.
