Sentence examples for unnerving stage from inspiring English sources
When I went out on the scaffold myself, this proved to be the most unnerving stage of the process: as the basket cleared the parapet, a frigid wind scythed across Columbus Circle, humming in the rigging overhead, and each time I shifted my weight the narrow platform swayed sickeningly, like the world's most appalling fairground ride.
He played best with a great foil, his ridiculous relish for excess up against John Gielgud's elegant Home Counties restraint, his penchant for improvisation unnerving the stage actor's disciplined regard for the script.
With a shift in the lighting, the bronze color takes on a tint of greenish mold, and at times the whole stage is a riot of unnerving greens.
Here, he creates a raptness on stage that makes still more unnerving the outbursts of anger from the nature-loving poet and his haunting by a doppelganger.
Transformation is central to theatre, and yet there's something almost unnerving about the extent to which these two young women metamorphose on stage.
China's growing economic and military power and its increasing willingness to use those levers on the world stage have unnerved India's leaders, who are almost wholly focused on domestic concerns.
Also unnerving is a number of tiny cameos from actors who were in Hytner's stage and film versions of The History Boys.
So many of the people portrayed on stage were sitting right in front, looking back at their doppelgängers; it had to be unnerving at times.
