Sentence examples for unsettling eye from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unsettling eye" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gaze or look that causes discomfort or unease. Example: "She had an unsettling eye that seemed to pierce through to my very soul."
As a director, Mr. Nelson is attracted to provocative material: the unsettling "Eye of God," about a brutal murder in the Oklahoma Bible belt, raises goose flesh that it takes weeks to lose.
But the cinemas of Japan and Hong Kong have a surer, clammier grip on ghosts, as Hideo Nakata's spooky "Ringu" (1998; released on DVD here this year) and Danny and Oxide Pang's moody, unsettling "The Eye" (which opened Friday) have recently demonstrated.
And it imposes an unacceptable handicap on Latin Americans.In this section Unsettling times Eyes on the classroom Roya flushed All systems slow ReprintsThe region has made big strides in educational enrolment.
As supply from Colombia shrank, international buyers turned to growers elsewhere.In this section Unsettling times Eyes on the classroom Roya flushed All systems slow ReprintsWhat Mr Aguirre went through then is now the lot of farmers throughout Central America, the Dominican Republic, southern Mexico and Jamaica.
The more sensitive souls at Goldman Sachs warn of "stagflation".In this section Unsettling times Eyes on the classroom Roya flushed All systems slow ReprintsIn June manufacturing payrolls contracted for the third straight month, the first time this has happened in half a decade; capacity utilisation, a measure of how much of the country's industry is busy, has tumbled (see chart).
She tells Allison, her friend with unsettling widely spaced eyes (basically I think she's an alien) that "he annoys me.
The use of selective focus makes for unsettling viewing, as the eye is constantly forced to adjust to varying depths of field.
He has an eye for unsettling juxtapositions, such as the incongruently mismatched handles of a door, its lurid green paint crackling, or a fragment of sculpture, presumably from a Crucifixion scene, pictured on a tapestry cushion.
The digital sky with clouds that curdle before your eyes is unsettling and there's a sitcom-like jingle playing on a tortuous loop.
There was also something unsettling about the dead eyes of the CCTV cameras sprouting from the entrance of every (large) house in the neighbourhood.
