Sentence examples for unsettling of from inspiring English sources

The case against Mr. Komisarjevsky was always the more unsettling of the two.

This unsettling of the usual pecking order wasn't to everyone's taste.

For an episode that is light on blood and violence (by Walking Dead standards), 'Remember' manages to be one of the more unsettling of the season.

Crace recounts the unsettling of the countryside through enclosure, that fencing off and private seizure of resources its champions euphemistically called "improvements".

Among Berry's nonfiction prose works, The Hidden Wound (1970) explores racism and The Unsettling of America (1977) discusses the late 20th-century crises of culture and morality.

And yet it is Shylock, in Darko Tresnjak's haunting production of "The Merchant of Venice," who proves to be the more unsettling of the two figures.

Now we have a home secretary unsettling hundreds of thousands of non-white Britons.

Most of the visitors milling around the massive, unsettling sculpture of an African woman come away intrigued and puzzled.

Michael Marissen is the author of the new book 'Tainted Glory in Handel's Messiah: The Unsettling History of the World's Most Beloved Choral Work' (Yale University Press).

Caution on Iraq puts liberals in the "unsettling position of defending a status quo they despise".

Unsettling rumours of foul play persist within Fatah, though they have never been substantiated.Many delegates said the conference's main goal was unity.