Sentence examples for unnerving given from inspiring English sources

Painted from memory, the nostalgia at play here is unnerving given that Hodgkin was only 17 at the time.

Some foreign players find these crowds unnerving, given all the pushing and shoving, but Chandler just moves forward, signing autographs as he goes.

The change in their fortunes is unnerving, given the large slice of the value of financial markets that they now account for.

For many who lived on the island, the hour of the disaster was especially unnerving, given that the 3 p.m. ferry would often carry students home from Manhattan schools.

But she said it was far better than Arad's early plans, which would have required visitors to descend underground to see victims' names — something many people said would be too unnerving given the history there.

The spectacle should unnerve you given the sharp turn in America's legal system away from workers' rights and toward unlimited power for the rich and corporations.

It's a bit unnerving at first, but given his graduate training in speech recognition at MIT, it makes sense.

Billington observed a "loss in claustrophobic intensity" in the National's production, but found that the play "still has the capacity to shock and unnerve": he gave Sharrock's new version four stars.

He was fifty years old, and, as Krzykowski recalls it, he gave people unnerving looks, "like he was trying to see inside you".

The intensity of their antagonism is unnerving but it also gives credibility to the redemption that follows as, to the sublime accompaniment of Renaissance and Indian songs, the couple gradually exorcise their demons.

Kompany has had accident-prone spells and Otamendi's flaws have been conspicuous far too often this season but the presence of Mangala and Demichelis can be unnerving for City's crowd given the frequency of their mistakes.