Sentence examples for unsettling evidence from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Mr. Blair pointed to the bombing in Bali on Oct. 12 that killed more than 190 people as unsettling evidence that attacks could occur anywhere at any time.

The idea of dual systems appeared, possibly, to be the product of an unscientific impulse, a wish to make comforting sense of the unsettling evidence of women's arousal during rape and during depictions of sexual assault in the lab.

This is due in part to the unsettling evidence that many groups of men do not prefer black women.

There is unsettling evidence that they may not have.

This work now adds even more rather unsettling evidence that lipid-dye dequenching assays should be treated with caution.

So it's a little unsettling to encounter evidence that nobody's immune from resisting findings they wish weren't true.

It is unsettling that the evidence that has surfaced of late appears to contradict past and current statements and sworn testimony by government officials, including Director of National Intelligence James Clapper's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee in March 2013.

Mail handlers having their hands burned by explosives and office workers being cut by flying glass in the crossfire of bomb attacks are of course deeply unsettling events, but evidence suggests that no civilian has ever actually been killed as a direct result of an FAI cell's attack.

The fact that the illegal recordings were made for many years ― during which the state and federal governments said they were investigating county agencies plagued by a lack of disclosure of evidence ― raises unsettling questions about the investigations. .

And once you start editing, any vestiges of objectivity vanish, as evidenced by an unsettling shock cut in "Bestiaire" to a taxidermy workshop filled with the glassy-eyed dead.

It is a blunt, direct work of art, evidence of a greatly unsettling bit of history.