Sentence examples for unnerving elements from inspiring English sources
Anaya's own silky skin, uncannily smoothed to a perfect plastic finish through the film's own digital "airbrushing", is one of the more unnerving elements.
But Hanzel and Gretel burning the witch alive and Cinderella instructed to cut off their toes aren't the only unnerving elements from Germanic tradition.
The cost of graduations is another unnerving element of the ceremony.
ON Sony's Culver City lot, perhaps the most unnerving element of Mr. Loeb's critique is that it threatens to disrupt the remarkable stability of Sony's management.
The most unnerving element is the sound of the radio station 1010 WINS at 8 40 a.m. on Sept. 11: "Plenty of sunshine today, lower humidity than recently...
Mr. Simon, who first became interested in the subject after he watched another lawyer rush out of the office to attend preschool interviews, found the sheer struggle just to apply an unnerving element of the process.
When Balanchine took Stravinsky's Divertimento from this ballet and choreographed it anew in 1972, he removed both fairy and kiss, baiser and fée; but the unnerving element is the now gradual and now sudden revelations of tragic fate as a psychologically internal force.
LinkedIn, the social network used by people for job hunting and making other business connections, is adding two more enhancements to its homepage that highlight one of its more unnerving, but occasionally useful, elements: how it tracks what people visit on the site and then reports on that activity.
While trivial individually, these niggles are constant enough to instil an unnerving feeling of things being rushed and unfinished, further compounded by inconsistencies in how various elements of the game present themselves throughout.
But they help to draw out the more anarchic elements of Ms. Pensato's two-dimensional works, in which gestural painting becomes a deeply unnerving method of animation.
