Sentence examples for unsettling aspects from inspiring English sources

And maybe because television programs, like novels and plays, have a broader license than other forums to touch on unsettling aspects of our culture.

But there are other unsettling aspects of the bill that could survive and, at the very least, could infect the thinking of the White House task force.

Exchanges between the elderly Maddy Rooney (Rosaleen Linehan) and her husband (Garrett Keogh) are mordantly comical, although this production does fully convey the unsettling aspects of this piece.

Among the most unsettling aspects of Workman's book is the evidence of how downright plain those Great Men's surroundings were by the standards of John Travolta or Destiny's Child — a disparity that cannot be accounted for by inflation alone.

This ethical question is part of what makes "Catfish" an interesting movie, but it would be something else — a serious and searching piece of filmmaking rather than a cute and evasive provocation — if Mr. Shulman and Mr. Joost had been honest enough to investigate the genuinely unsettling aspects of their project.

One of the truly unsettling aspects of these journals is that they are edited by Sontag's son, David Rieff — an important writer in his own right, who staked out his own terrain in the shadow of his mother's consuming ego and literary appetite.

That strikes me as the most unsettling aspect of this current bear market.

The most striking — and unsettling — aspect of Broomfield's film is the amplification of the unrelenting horror of war, for both the dead and the living.

There is such a tremendously unsettling aspect to bodies being blown up in air and not being received into the earth.

For many Americans, an unsettling aspect of the Bush administration's warnings about an imminent terrorist attack has been the lack of specifics.

All this highlights the most unsettling aspect of incest narratives, which is their appeal to the darker corners of sexual fantasy.