Sentence examples for unsettling demonstration from inspiring English sources
One afternoon, not long after the car show, I got an unsettling demonstration of this from engineers at Volvo.
For officials in Beijing, keen to develop nuclear power and keep activism in check, the demonstration was an unsettling sign of potential trouble.The protest was the first known major public rally against a project involving the nuclear-power industry since China began building nuclear plants in the mid-1980s.
In dissent, Judge Tashima wrote: "This case is a stark demonstration of the unsettling and untoward consequences of the government's use of anticipatory prosecution as a weapon in the 'war on terrorism.'" He then described anticipatory prosecutions and explained why they are so dangerous:...
More recently the nation has been the scene of anti-government demonstrations and other unsettling developments, including the kidnapping of several foreign tourists.
To some Italians, the demonstrations were an unsettling reminder of the unrest lurking below the surface in a country that today shows more resignation than indignation, but which in the 1970s and 1980s lived through intense political violence by both right- and left-wing groups.
The demonstrations of very pure crowd dynamics can be unsettling, though.
By Joshua Yaffa March 27, 2017 For the Kremlin, the geographic diversity of Sunday's anti-corruption demonstrations — led by the opposition politician Alexey Navalny — was just as unsettling as their demographics.
There are moments of off-putting starkness on Mr. Serra's side and some of the usual architectural infelicities on the Met's, but as a demonstration of this august institution's willingness to engage with genuinely radical, physically unsettling art of recent vintage, the show is cause for hope.
