Sentence examples for unnerving idea from inspiring English sources

And some military planners are considering a truly unnerving idea: the deployment of a nuclear bunker buster.

The most unnerving idea in quantum mechanics may be "spooky action at a distance --the notion that certain particles can affect one another almost instantly across vast reaches of space.

They read with their heads, not their hearts (or at least they thought they did), and they were unnerved by the idea of readers becoming emotionally attached to books and writers.

Lessig wanted to be "physically miserable" as an outlet for his grief, but at one point the weirdness of the idea unnerved him.

As she jumped higher, though, she became unnerved by the idea of sprinting down a runway with a fiberglass pole, planting it in a box and inverting her body to clear a bar.

Mr. Toole said that some hardware makers are unnerved by the idea that their latest device is a museum-piece-in-waiting. "Some of them say, 'My God, we're not history yet!"' Mr. Toole said.

As a misanthrope, I'm slightly unnerved at the idea of actively hunting down and thanking specific employees at a place of business and I would certainly rather thank them with a big tip than a button tap.

Many who support Maynard's decision still seem unnerved by the idea that she's set a clock that's counting down to her final hour.

India is particularly unnerved by the idea of a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and of a post-U.S. Afghanistan in which Pakistan will enjoy considerable influence.

While patent filings don't always come to fruition, the mere fact that this idea is in development is mildly unnerving.

But the idea of adding to the repertory is unnerving.