Sentence examples for unsettling conversation from inspiring English sources

By Katharine Wallace The New Yorker, October 5, 1957 P. 37 A United Air Lines pilot, an ordinarily impervious 20-year man, fell into an unsettling conversation with two elderly lady passengers as they were coming in to land at San Francisco the other evening.

Curtis Hébert Jr., Washington's top electricity regulator, said he had barely settled into his new job this year when he had an unsettling telephone conversation with Kenneth L. Lay, the head of the nation's largest electricity trader, the Enron Corporation.

Franck saves Jean-Louis (painting that wall red in the process), who turns out to be just as dangerous as Mr. Debac's insinuating, soft voice — he gives every conversation the unsettling feel of a conspiracy — and creepily composed delivery suggest.

Even rumours of such conversations are unsettling for Siemens' 163,000 German workers.

Between the exceedingly quotidian conversations runs an unsettling vibe that oscillates between comedy, psychological horror, and the supernatural.

Ramirez says it's precisely because future possibilities are so remarkable, and perhaps so unsettling, that "we're starting this conversation today so that down the line we have the appropriate infrastructure".

This isn't that unusual, as it's known that DPR would gather personal information on those working in his inner circle, but to drop it into conversation at random was unsettling for Ace.

Bits of conversation floated over the intense, sometimes unsettling fragments of love in the digital age.

And if we put these unsettling truths front and center in our conversations about education, we might just truly transform the learning experience in schools.

Bits of conversation floated over — the intense, sometimes unsettling fragments of love in the digital age.

In his memo Myhrvold offered some unsettling pictures of possible product lines: Consider spoken conversation.