Sentence examples for unsettling how from inspiring English sources

LB It's rather extraordinary, if slightly grim and unsettling, how relevant this seminal collection of James Baldwin's essays are today.

Considering the amount of space he devotes to the military developments of World War II, fascinating as these are, it is unsettling how few pages are reserved for the atrocities.

If the scene weren't so genuinely comfortable, it would have been unsettling how perfectly it embodied a certain kind of adolescent girl's literary fantasies — "Baby-Sitters Club" meets "Sweet Valley High" meets "Sex and the City" meets all those young-adult books about horseback riding and pluck.

It's unsettling how today's youth is so desensitized, disaffected and self-consumed.

Yeah, sure it can be unsettling how much we deify these athletes, but they always seem willing to make a mockery of themselves, don't they?

The changes themselves might not be controversial, but it is unsettling how flexible the Constitution is, unlike, say, in the United States".

Perhaps most unsettling is how much I understand his battle with his talent.

But Libya's unfinished revolution, as inspiring as it is unsettling, illustrates how perilous that change has become as it unfolds in this phase of the Arab Spring.

They arrived with energy to spare, and an unsettling question: how many other journeys had they deferred because they thought it would be harder than it was?

A surprisingly luddite agenda is on display here for a sci-fi show, but there really is something unsettling about how interconnected we have all become.

What has been most unsettling is how quickly Lohan seems to switch gears between her two main roles, that of troubled starlet and charming, funny media personality.