Sentence examples for unnerving moment from inspiring English sources

There was one unnerving moment, though, as I prepared to board a jumbo from Sapporo to Tokyo.

Yet he was so towering a figure in Singapore's half-century history that many of its people will find his passing an unnerving moment.

In the most unnerving moment of the flight, Melvill was accelerating so fast that his body was experiencing pressure at five times the level of everyday gravity.

But what elevates the building itself to art is the way it captures an unnerving moment in the city's cultural history with near-perfect pitch.

At precisely this unnerving moment, though, cheers erupt from a crowd assembled around a small artificial pond below, and the jumper deftly pulls out of the plunge by banking a turn toward the water.

There is a genuinely unnerving moment when he is chatting to his housekeeper and then suddenly it is morning and she is breezing in with the day's groceries — did he sleep for 24 hours?

No charges grew out of Mr. Kelly's brief face-off with Mr. Clinton either, although the encounter had its unnerving moments.

Dummy's success as soothing background music, however, belies its unnerving moments, including those when singer Beth Gibbons's ethereal voice disintegrates into a scratchy wail.

It did have its unnerving moments: for instance, a scene in which a man forced a woman's head into a basin and had her pick up fruit with her teeth.

One of the most unnerving moments of the crisis was the massive outflow of cash from these funds after the announcement by one of them last September that it had "broken the buck", meaning that its net asset value had fallen below $1 a share and investors were going to get less back than they had put in.

The Trump Administration's early days have invited comparison to the most unnerving political moments in memory, particularly Richard Nixon's behavior during the Watergate scandal.