Sentence examples for unnerving event from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unnerving event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an occurrence that causes anxiety, discomfort, or fear. Example: "The sudden power outage during the storm was an unnerving event that left everyone on edge."
A plane crash is always an unnerving event, but this crash assumed much greater magnitude.
Roger Angell happened to be at Candlestick Park that day covering the game for the magazine, and, in the December 11th issue, he described how the unnerving event unfolded: It had been a vapid Series so far, and we were looking forward to better things here on the Giants' home ground.
Leaders throughout this region have been unnerved by events in the Middle East, but largely felt that the dynamics were so different that their countries would escape the unrest.
Stenson is unnerved by events on 4, though, and now he's dumped his second into bunkers down the right and is left with a long bunker shot.
But in the nineteen-nineties two events unnerved the Pentagon.
I argued at the time that the troubles of August to October were similar to the fourth quarter of 1990: Investors were unnerved by exogenous events (the invasion of Kuwait in 1990; the devaluation of the ruble last year).
The result is deeply unnerving.
But in the context of recent events, this latest bombing was particularly unnerving.
These events were, to say the least, unnerving.
More likely, these events confused and frightened Americans as much as anything and they unnerved them as the events tested their longstanding beliefs about the invincibility of American Democracy.
