Sentence examples for unnerving questions from inspiring English sources
What this means is that the US now faces three unnerving questions about the future of its strategy.
--Q is for unnerving questions, such as "But if Aunt Lucy and Uncle Mark were married in 1961, doesn't that make Markie Jr. illegitimate?" --R is forunningng away, which you would like to do.
As a result, we are left with some unnerving questions: when and where will the next 'glitch' strike?
Because the show is on FX, there's little nudity, but it's sexier than many pay-cable series, in part because it's about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy.
A reconstruction of the case from sources including members of the Klebnikov family, insiders in Washington, court officers in Moscow and a range of law enforcement officials in Russia and the West suggests that a seemingly solid case presented by a team of the country's best prosecutors led to entirely unexpected verdicts, raising unnerving questions about what happened and why.
Emily Nussbaum has written in the same publication that the show is, "... about life as kinky role-play, in part because it suggests such unnerving questions about human intimacy".
All of this has brought to the forefront an unnerving question.
For those of us that haven't quite figured it all out yet because our dreams of graduate school and academia have been shattered mercilessly by reality, these questions can be a wee bit unnerving.
And to answer the first part of your question, yes, it's a bit unnerving now that the book is coming out.
The interviewer, a female journalist, asks probing questions that unnerve the novelist.
