Sentence examples for unnerving time from inspiring English sources

The bombings were thought to have been the work of Kurdish separatists, but, whatever the cause, it was an unnerving time for the players, coaches and their families.

Watching Sam West's actors rehearse this play by a writer who was in his 30s is a kind of unnerving time travel.

There is a darkened room in which infrared cameras capture your image in triplicate, but with an unnerving time delay on one of the cameras.

It has been an unnerving time for Senator Robert Menendez, a usually self-assured and even brash politician who prides himself on his long, hard climb through the brutal machine-style politics of New Jersey.

"It's a very unnerving time being out-of-contract and not being sure if there is a club out there for you".

Perhaps I'm reading into this, but then we've earned the right to dream a little in this unnerving time of collapse and chaos.

THESE are unnerving times for China's super-rich.

In her first novel, DREAM HOUSE (Harper/HarperCollins, $24.99), Valerie Laken has written the perfect haunted house story for these unnerving times.

And yet in these unnerving times, in which Waldman has seen facts take the shape of her fiction, a historian's novel at once lucid, illuminating and entertaining is a necessary and valuable gift.

It's a profound social problem, he said, one that in the economically unnerving times applies as well to the United States, to most European countries, certainly to the Middle East, and most especially to China, with its millions of unemployed and alienated young people.

"XLB" is a strange, unnerving machine for strange, unnerving times. Angus Harrison.