Sentence examples for was a bit unnerving from inspiring English sources
But having someone know what I'm doing and where I'm going was a bit unnerving.
But balloons eventually pop, and the very fact that the news seemed so relentlessly positive was a bit unnerving.
It was a bit unnerving: the swimmer went under the Oxford boat and while being hit with a blade probably wouldn't be fatal, the real danger is the outrigger – a metal frame backed up by a metric tonne of athlete and equipment.
"It was a bit unnerving having to move to this pitch - it was a good day".
That she was willing to leave Kodak to return to a company with such well-publicized problems was a bit unnerving to many shareholders.
But even he was a bit unnerved by the presence of both the president and the vice president, saying: "I don't understand it.
It's a bit unnerving at first, but given his graduate training in speech recognition at MIT, it makes sense.
What is a bit unnerving about the book is the way the illustrations were produced, using a form of what was called nature printing.
It might be a bit unnerving at first but in the morning you can roll from bed to sand within seconds.
So extreme can these mannerisms become that the experience of reading "Stupidity" can be a bit unnerving: the book's central concept often seems as useful to describe the irrelevancies and flaws of the text as, some may find, to describe the limitations of this particular critic.
