Sentence examples for unnerving air from inspiring English sources
The Los Angeles Times Kenneth Turan commented that the "uneasy, unnerving air of the carny hangs over this film, and it gives off a pungent whiff of how rough, rowdy and raucous, how inescapably down and dirty, these women's world could be".
My own favourites in this format are Danny Murphy, whose wise words are given depth by a slightly unnerving air, the look of a man who might suddenly announce that he spent three days walking to the studio from Anglesey and would anyone like to buy a bag of meat.
He brings an air of unnerving aplomb to everything he creates — from skyscrapers to airports, research laboratories to art galleries, chairs to doorknobs.
But China, which has the world's largest standing army, is beefing up its naval and air capability, unnerving America and its allies in the region.Inevitably, this causes friction.
Sitting on the ground is less frightening to bunny, because they are ground dwelling and being high in the air is unnerving for them.
It tosses performers through the air on wild impulses of flight, unnerving in their boldness.
The movement was tainted with an air of emotional irrationality that is deeply unnerving to the British mentality, and that lingers to this day.
As you suggest, air travel in the post-9/11 world is unnerving enough without the impromptu antics of pilots who have priority problems.
After years of being subjected to derisory on-air comments and column inches, Bangladesh's Tigers are now capable of unnerving the best.
