Sentence examples for unnerving quality from inspiring English sources
Ideal casting: Boardwalk Empire's Stephen Graham can shift from cool tranquility to murderous rage in the blink of an eye, while Jason Schwartzman and Joaquin Phoenix both have the required sinister, unnerving quality.
Lucy Orta's ready-to-wear ensembles have a distinctly unnerving quality.
And I can't help thinking that driving to Vegas with a Mercedes "Future Truck" in your rear-view mirror might have something of that same unnerving quality.
Barbara Hershey is tormented and raped by an invisible assailant in this obscure 1982 film, whose "banal settings … accentuate the unnerving quality".
Some of the critique rings hollow (was preindustrial, pretelevision England really paradise for all?), but Devoti has an enjoyably unnerving dissociated quality, and Burley, when she's not burbling the praises of baked beans and dish soap, reveals a nicely nasty streak.
Holmes's alter ego is earnest and religious, and "Crashing" explores why other people can find those qualities unnerving.
Which actually seems to suggest to me that Fritsch is doing her job: the stock-in-trade of the venerable Düsseldorf-based artist is what Tate curator Jessica Morgan has called the "unnerving, apparitional quality" of Fritsch's sculptures which, with their matt, powdery surfaces seem to have arrived from quite another world.
Key Sung's most enviable quality is perhaps his ability to, while experimenting with new sounds and unnerving the listener, have each song remain a bonafide dancefloor banger.
