Sentence examples for unnerving about from inspiring English sources

But there is something unnerving about his voracious enthusiasm.

This says something increasingly unnerving about the city.

Strictly from an imaginative point of view, there is something unnerving about the weirdly elegant way the towers fell.

But somehow, despite our belief that both sexes can serve the church, it seems there's still something unnerving about a priest who is a woman.

There is something unnerving about the distending volume of health information ricocheting through our cyberhive, much of it unexpurgated, unedited and unconfirmed.

What is a bit unnerving about the book is the way the illustrations were produced, using a form of what was called nature printing.

But it's a series of things, a series of votes, an edge about him that makes many of us unnerved about his selection when the world is on fire".

What this means is that the US now faces three unnerving questions about the future of its strategy.

(Consider this unnerving fact: about 75percentt of the so-called musty odor that greets you upon returning from vacation is what visitors always smell, Dr. Dalton said).

The effect, at first, is unnerving; as About Time marches on, Gleeson's innate charm gleams through and this weird disconnection becomes quite compelling.

Artificial intelligence was a deft turn of phrase in the 1950s, and one that took on greater meaning over the years, evoking both the inspiring ambition of science and unnerving qualms about machine intelligence.