Sentence examples for unsettling degree from inspiring English sources

Taken together, "The Rogue" and "Confidence Men" illustrate the unsettling degree to which journalism and entertainment overlap and to which elected officials are regarded as all-purpose celebrities, their every inner thought, every little tiff and every last peccadillo consumed as raptly as paparazzi shots of Brangelina.

But by unsettling degrees, you realize that not one of the trio involved in that relationship knows the whole story of what has happened.

"I can understand how it can be unsettling, to some degree," Smith said after driving past Brown on his daily run around the Holmfirth hills one morning last week.

It is not quite like anything seen at the Met before: genuinely radical, physically unsettling art installed with a reasonable degree of effectiveness.

The makers of "Sylvia" may, to some degree, have neglected this brilliant, unsettling and tragically foreshortened body of work, but they have not betrayed it.

This degree of change can be unsettling for some, Jimmerson said.

A long-standing question in the field of risk perception is the degree to which gut reactions against unsettling technologies have intrinsic value as warning signs.

But a dengue outbreak is unsettling in a state where tourists expect a high degree of comfort.

Monika Naidenova as the water diviner brilliantly portrays how her character's unsettling influence on the couple's son (Aleksandar Benev) grows by degrees as the summer wears on.

This is a wickedly unsettling game, in which creepy sound design digs under the skin to a far greater degree than the somewhat cutesy visuals could ever imply.

Who is without those unsettling dreams about having failed a course at college, requiring an extended time back on campus to earn a degree?