Sentence examples for utterly disturbing from inspiring English sources

"The Seven Days of Peter Crumb," a chronicle of the final week in a psychopath's life by the British actor and writer Jonny Glynn, is gruesome, obscene and utterly disturbing.

I find this utterly disturbing.

Justin DeLoach had a beef with some cows that repeatedly broke into his property and ate his horse's feed, but the way that police say he dealt with the conflict is utterly disturbing.

Yet his visual references are all to Hitchcock's pacy, less utterly disturbing 1951 movie.

I think the first one of his novels I read, probably around 13 or 14, was the utterly disturbing The Magic Cottage – even this short extract from Amazon sends chills down my spine: "We thought we'd found our haven, a cottage deep in the heart of the forest.

This is utterly disturbing".

Why is it that this particular form of execution so utterly disturbs and revolts us – surely any kind of premeditated murder is equally evil, and the suffering incurred in its enactment can only ever be open to a lesser charge?

But there's no denying that, in the moment at least, the film is utterly gripping and endlessly disturbing.

Ian McElhinney and Stella McCusker make the most of their brief interjections as Hamm's dustbin-confined parents; their childlike, utterly dependent state is genuinely disturbing.

The disruption of that comfort, the chance to concentrate utterly on what's out there, to see it in its own way and to say so without disturbing its strangeness is what Hughes offers.

Carol Morley's The Falling is beguiling and disturbing, a beautifully made and very subtle affair that combines melodrama, rites of passage and supernatural elements in an utterly intriguing way.