Sentence examples for unsettling detail from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unsettling detail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of information or fact that causes discomfort or unease. Example: "The documentary revealed an unsettling detail about the events leading up to the incident that left viewers in shock."
The narrative threads move forward in unpredictable, exciting and often unsettling detail.
This odd positioning is about the only unsettling detail inside the cabin (all right, there is the matter of that useless rear seat), where Trump-worthy materials have been lavished and the craftsmanship is impossibly perfect.
And the recently discovered "David With the Head of Goliath," painted in 1756, includes a startling and unsettling detail in the lower right quadrant of the picture: the eye of the decapitated giant stares directly out at the viewer.
A new report from Human Rights Watch and the American Civil Liberties Union lays out in unsettling detail the burdens faced by a particularly vulnerable group: immigrants with mental disabilities.
The most unsettling detail that emerged about the origin of the blasts was perhaps not so much what had sparked them — hazardous chemicals — as the fact that they had taken place at a logistics facility specifically licensed to handle such goods.
But when it comes to products, there is an unsettling detail: there was no product release during fiscal Q2 2013.
At the same time, the display omits some unsettling details of that legacy.
Celia Pacquola is a confessional comic who is willing to share some of the most unsettling details of her life.
Bob Costas's interview on Monday night with Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant coach who has been charged with 40 counts of sexual abuse, underscored his ability to ask the right questions, and in this case, ask the right questions despite the lurid and unsettling details of the accusations.
The new production at the Zurich Opera House by Harry Kupfer strikes an ideal balance between art and humanity, reminding us in the process that "Meistersinger," despite some unsettling details, is indeed the kind of heartwarming work that makes one glad to be alive.
What you gonna do when she wants you back?" Emboldened -- and perhaps intimidated -- by the R-rated lyrics of hip-hop, a new generation of R & B singers has reaffirmed its commitment to songs about boys and girls, concentrating on the sordid, sometimes unsettling details of male-female relationships.
