Sentence examples for unnerving changes from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Peña has noticed some unnerving changes.

Perhaps most successful was his contribution to Forest Whitaker's performance as Idi Amin in The Last King of Scotland (2006); Whitaker's East African accent and use of Swahili combined with his large physical presence and chilling portrayal of Amin's menacing stare and unnerving mood changes to win him a Best Actor Oscar.

But he has also said the bill would not pass without changes, unnerving immigration reform advocates and supporters.

I support stopping Assad's atrocities, but it's unnerving that Trump changed his position on striking Syria 180 degrees in only 24 hours.

For supporters, such as Mike Parkin, the co-host of the From the Rookery End Podcast,  the changes were unnerving.

If all this change is unnerving the Giants' brain trust, they aren't showing it.

Hungary's deficit topped 9% in 2002, unnerving markets, but a change of finance minister has restored confidence.

That kind of change is unnerving to Visa, despite its formidable successes.

Opponents say it's dangerous for bikers who might be struck by cars that suddenly change lanes, and unnerving for drivers who might be startled by a motorcycle whizzing past them.

Still, it was unnerving to see such a big change, over 4 days, without an explanation why.

Yet change is hard — tumultuous and unnerving.