Sentence examples for unsettling death from inspiring English sources

It's one of the most brilliantly unsettling death scenes in the movies.

This gripping drama followed the dislocating fallout in a small town after a tragic, unsettling death.

And though "Seinfeld" didn't shy from unsettling themes (death, anti-Semitism), it complied with the formal requirement that no sitcom end in irresolution.

Fish are always frightening in a way, whether dead or alive, but birds, who seem to live conditional lives even in the best of times, are especially unsettling in death.

A season that started with an event as unsettling as the death of a head coach would be difficult for any team.

But from time to time, the bad idea becomes a very shocking reality, as has been demonstrated this week by the appearance in Vice magazine of a fashion feature which amounted to a deeply unsettling smorgasbord of death by suicide.

"Isn't it pessimistic?" a person in the crowd of visitors asked the exhibition's curator, Asad al-Sagheer, as he described an unsettling composition of death masks, painted in thick strokes of red and blue.

The presence of decapitated puppy skeletons, a raven's claw and other offerings of pagan ritual seemed to reflect the panic of an officially Christian people in the face of unsettling disease and death.

In this unsettling thriller, the death of a promiscuous teenager in modern-day Portugal is traced back to World War II in Lisbon, where a Berlin factory owner is conscripted by the SS for a mission involving smuggling, bribery and murder.

As unsettling as the death of a person is, I'm only alive today because someone said it was OK for me to have their liver.

As unsettling as the death of a person is, I'm only alive today because someone said it was okay for me to have their liver.