Sentence examples for unsettling discovery from inspiring English sources
But it somewhat heavily foreshadows the unsettling discovery they will make about themselves (and each other) when they get stuck in the dark in the "Spook House" ride.
In the throes of an unsettling discovery of Madeleine's body and of his own, he is no position to discharge this duty.
But Clarissa's unsettling discovery about her parentage blows up the relationship, mostly because she learns that Pankaj (thanks to a confidential friendship between their mothers) has known the secret for 15 years and never told her.
The agency dispatched an investigator, Ann deMarco, who made an unsettling discovery: sitting in Vos's warehouse near Rotterdam were 66 more barrels labeled glycerin, all containing lethal concentrations of diethylene glycol.
In a similarly unsettling discovery, Jo Rose learnt that at the time of her donor conception, in the early 1970s, there was a small number of medical students from Barts NHS Trust – most of them now high-profile doctors – who donated sperm time and time again up and down Harley Street, essentially cornering the market.
For cholesterol study volunteer, an unsettling discovery in a Science paper: herself.
During this investigation, French magistrates wire-tapped conversations between Sarkozy and his lawyer and made "unsettling" discoveries.
Researchers at Germany's University of Ulm have made some unsettling discoveries about the security of the Android platform.
Clearly this was a discovery of unsettling magnitude.
The discovery was unsettling at first — "I'm, like, 'Shay has an African-American gay best friend.
Not just because it's in the unsettling category of posthumous literary discoveries, which tend to have been unpublished for a reason, but because of its proximity to the publication of Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman," which surprised everybody not by failing to live up to the greatness of "To Kill a Mockingbird" but by managing to undo the greatness of "To Kill a Mockingbird," for some.
