Sentence examples for unsettling topic from inspiring English sources
Business travelers have long complained about uncomfortable regional airplanes, but recent revelations about low pay for the crew and sketchy rest standards are raising new questions about a more unsettling topic: safety.
Both films tackle the still unsettling topic of the East German Stasi, the fearsome secret police that, under the auspices of the Ministry for State Security and armed with the foreboding motto "Shield and Sword of the Party," kept the populace in check for decades, often by forcing ordinary people to spy against one another.
The announcement has sent shockwaves across country, where the prospect of any sort of military intervention is already an unsettling topic for many, and yet Temer argued in an official statement and again on television Friday that it was the only possible maneuver still available in a desperate time for both Rio and Brazil.
He applies a sly sense of humor to even the most unsettling topics.
The film's director, Darren Aronofsky, might have set out to make a thriller, but for dancers, the chills come from the unsettling topics he laid bare: the blind pursuit of perfection, the anorexia and bulimia to achieve a fat-free swanlike figure, the sexual abuse of fragile ingénues.
THE spectacle of the queen in a long evening dress and diamond-laden crown holding forth in a plummy monotone about "unclaimed money in dormant bank accounts" and other supposedly urgent legislative topics is unsettling enough.
Broaching the topic then was unsettling, given athletes' belief in jinxes.
Now writer Nancy Jo Sales' is tackling the topic in her unsettling new book "American Girls: Social Media and the Secret Lives of Teenagers".
And while a great many find our economic climate deeply unsettling, they also find discussing the topic equally uncomfortable, if not taboo entirely.
As a habit, Coleman speaks with a nearly unsettling level of earnestness, regardless of the topic of his remarks.
But the other possibility is more unsettling: maybe health-care reform is merely one more topic on which Americans' opinions correlate, however loosely, with race.
