Sentence examples for unsettling sentiment from inspiring English sources
"Perhaps unsurprisingly, this July's fall is marginally larger, as political turbulence has a track record of unsettling sentiment".
It was an unsettling thought.
Like Chelm stories, Yiddish literature can be unpredictably unsettling, combining innocence and sentiment with dark sarcasm and knowing irony.
Aside from the opener, a remorseful ballad called "Since We've Been Wrong," the songs fix their uneasy sentiments to unsettling images, like carcasses or "tables of ringworms".
However, we are already seeing the unsettling effect of the referendum on business sentiment.
What's truly unsettling about Andreeva's piece is the quiet courage such sentiments can instill in network executives who will read her words, silently nod in agreement, and act on these biases.
We must try to reclaim the lost country of the past, in all its discomfiting, unsettling starkness--even if historical reality does not affirm the sentiments and advance the policies of today.
Mr. Siegel lets these and other sentiments illustrate Mr. Ali's context and what must have been unsettling about his actions.
Such sentiments reflect a lack of confidence in the civilian authorities that is unsettling in a democracy, but they are disturbingly close to the truth.
Arguably the most unsettling part of Elliot Rodger's blatant, vitriolic misogyny was how completely non-shocking the sentiments behind it were.
The idea that life is flowing along with unsettling smoothness, the dark C-sharpness of the world sensed but not confirmed, is a resigned sort of sentiment that Beethoven probably never even felt, much less communicated.
