Sentence examples for this is slightly unnerving from inspiring English sources
The guiltlessness of this is slightly unnerving; the opportunity to appeal for sympathy is neglected.
The feeling is as exhilarating as it is slightly unnerving.
Dimpled and curly-haired with an ingenuous smile, Boy Scout manners and a polished vocal delivery that slides comfortably between theatrical belting and intimate pop crooning, Kane Alexander, a 23-year-old Australian singer, exudes a perky professionalism that is slightly unnerving coming from one so young.
But this is not a normal coaching vacancy, and Johnson, the Jets official said, is slightly unnerved by the Groh development, which came just a year after Bill Belichick gave back the Jets' head coaching job one day after taking it.
The previous Sky Sports News theme was a little-known track called Shooting Star by dance-rock band Deepest Blue, but be warned: exposure to the original can be slightly unnerving.
Tall trees and hanging vines close in, creating a primordial feel that's slightly unnerving.
Harris was slightly unnerved by Mendes's willingness to use her ideas.
"The truth of the matter is I think he might be slightly unnerved by the scale of the undertaking.
As a misanthrope, I'm slightly unnerved at the idea of actively hunting down and thanking specific employees at a place of business and I would certainly rather thank them with a big tip than a button tap.
It's possible that he was slightly unnerved when he turned around to see me starring straight at him, with a saucy smile spread across my face, but I think I finessed it.
