Sentence examples for unnerving enough from inspiring English sources
It will be up to those men to face the reality of the Party's future, if the present is not unnerving enough.
As you suggest, air travel in the post-9/11 world is unnerving enough without the impromptu antics of pilots who have priority problems.
But an ominous letter — the word "STOP" written 500 times — is unnerving enough to send him to the home of Lee McGrath, a retired police detective who originally worked the serial murder case.
And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney to the region.
And if that isn't unnerving enough, President Bush has decided to dispatch Vice President Dick Cheney, that master of diplomacy, to the region.
The pressured unnerved Bell enough that he threw off balance directly to Whaley, who rumbled into the end zone and a 10-3 lead, the first time Texas had led Oklahoma after the first quarter since 2006.
Iris Bahr, though, has a wholly different approach in "Dai (Enough)," her extremely unnerving one-woman show at the Culture Project.
She barely bothers to flesh out the landscape, or people's lives and backstories, yet the bones are enough: succinct, raw and unnerving.
But even a few simple rallies by soldiers would be enough to unnerve the Kremlin.
That was enough to unnerve the store's clerk, who reported it to the police.
