Whether you call it low-buzz stalking, cyberstalking or the unsettling new term "creeping," people can now browse around the edges of former intimates' lives, learning much too much about them: they can do perfect inverted yoga poses; they have married well; last week they had dinner with Bono.
That switch "is questionable and unsettling in terms of his ability or desire to be fair and impartial".
Those chases are so exciting, and the blood is so unnerving, that I didn't at first realize that they're in service to a moral tale, one in which the struggle between good and evil plays out in often unsettling visual terms: that bone isn't just a convenient weapon but also an emblem of this man-eat-dog, man-kill-man world.
The presence of that maid is mildly unsettling: Under the terms of a legal settlement, Judith has theoretically been stripped of all her assets.
Last summer, he released "How to Make a Monster" and then left for London to produce another psychiatric film — "Horrors of the Black Museum," in full color Above all, Teenagers rock 'n' roll — the very term is orthographically unsettling.
The result is a novel shadowed throughout by what a literary theorist might term aporia: the unsettling sense of paradox that can batten on to what might seem an author's ostensible purpose.
In its visual images, too, the documentary sometimes sensationalizes a conflict that is unsettling enough on its own terms.
Rewritten for 1947, in the still-blazing light of Hiroshima, the Galileo portrayed here is far from heroic, or necessarily right, even if he has found something potentially very unsettling and very useful in terms of how to understand our world.
In this work we show the in vivo toxicity of gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) in Drosophila melanogaster, highlighting significant genotoxic effects and, thus, revealing an unsettling aspect of the long-term outcome of the exposure to this nanomaterial.
But over the long term they suggest something unsettling: the toll that professionalism takes on our sense of selfhood.
