Sentence examples for unsettling us from inspiring English sources

It's not a rush of progress that's said to be unsettling us; "economic anxiety" is shorthand for a wave of failure.

When "Medium" isn't terrifying us with images of children about to be sodomized and killed, it is unsettling us with its belief that all of our systems and institutions essentially fail us.

Skip reality television and opt for the unreality of Matthew Poppe and the Trockaderos, whose wicked caricatures keep us on the edge of our seats, unsettling us with Doris Vidanya at the matinee and Ilya Bobovnikov in the evening, and skewering our pretensions along with the ballet world's.

When our children cry, it us unsettling to us, driving us to stay close and take care of the tears.

Britons are used to unpredictable weather, but what we now appear to have – year upon year – is weather not merely unsettled itself, but unsettling for us.

"The financial markets have been very unsettling for us".

The effect is unsettling, taking us to some edge, a borderland of metamorphosis.

"Our performance last time we played them really is unsettling for us.

"It's only on the margin," Mr. Finger said, adding, "The financial markets have been very unsettling for us".

We don't need to do that, and it's unsettling to us to think that people would think we're doing that".

Novelists can do what they like with time, of course – and these juxtapositions torn out of chronological sequence can be creatively unsettling, making us see any present moment differently, by bringing it into relation with a long view.