Sentence examples for unnerving level from inspiring English sources
The author's disinclination toward the private and the psychological leaves a reader of "Bush" wondering exactly when and how an "unnerving level of certitude" took hold of the title figure.
That said, Eliot Spitzer's bid to recycle himself by running for New York City comptroller is unnerving on many levels, and not just because he has suddenly decided to undo the buckles of self-restraint that used to keep disgraced ex-politicians (for soliciting prostitutes, in his case) from re-entering the public sphere.
Most change, whether on a personal or societal level, is unnerving at first because we cling to what we know to avoid facing anxiety about the unknown.
Amazing, and on some level, a bit unnerving.
But the CEBR says such a change would be politically damaging and risks unnerving markets focused on government debt levels.
That level of attention, one assumes, must be rather unnerving.
Not being used to spending time in clubs, I, not surprisingly, found the amount of people, the volume level, and the lack control over the situation quite unnerving.
TO BE stranded at 4,350 metres above sea level on a thawing glacier with a 350kg motorcycle slipping uncontrollably underfoot can be unnerving.
