Sentence examples for the disquieting from inspiring English sources

Then came the disquieting blue stare, and the surprisingly loud, ringing voice.

Experimental studies have revealed the disquieting fact that most people are extremely bad at detecting lies.

For all the disquieting feelings the doctors experienced, the patients suffered the brunt of the dislocation.

Poses classified as "passionate attitudes," they have the disquieting aspect of pornography masquerading as intellectual inquiry.

Finally, there is the disquieting issue of excessive force at Occupy.

At times, I had the disquieting thought that Mongolia had simply traded one form of dependence for another.

But the disquieting reality is that the conflict was between not good and evil, but good and normal.

But watching Alexandrowicz's film I found myself agreeing even more with the disquieting view of an unidentified Israeli jurist.

But in the opinion of some residents, such violent outbreaks have the disquieting feel of a resurgence of gang activity.

The disquieting scene sets the tone for a tensely atmospheric novel whose glassy surface conceals a dangerous undertow.

The disquieting implication is that crime, no matter how vicious and mad, is only part-time work.