Sentence examples for what was unnerving from inspiring English sources

What was unnerving was "not that having acquired a minimum capability Pakistan would automatically launch an invasion across our border, using nuclear weapons to bomb Indian targets," Palit wrote.

What was unnerving about this bizarre story, then, wasn't the outcome, which seemed to be an assertion of decency, or even the brutality of the attack, which could have been worse.

What was unnerving about the conference was watching the near-delight with which a party – once the reliable friend of an open, tolerant, outward-looking Britain – embraced Ukip's creed even as Ukip shows ultimately that it leads nowhere.

What was unnerving was the sheer number, as well as the offers that employed lollipops and other candy to demonstrate oral pleasure.

What is unnerving as a performer is "being inside and unable to see".

Part of what is unnerving, she said, is the randomness of what happened: "There are a lot of people who made out fine with no damage".

And what is unnerving us is the immensity of that mountain, and how it seems to brood and lean, pregnantly, and somewhat malevolently too.

What is unnerving, unacceptable and apparently unfathomable is the fact that these sudden deaths of players in their prime keep happening.

What is unnerving for him is that his projects with Russians have been cancelled, because as a supporter of the revolution he was accused of being a fascist.

And what is unnerving today is that the key element, the trigger for the sudden change, appears to have been carbon dioxide.

What should be unnerving is instead grating and what should be genuinely humorous is laughable for its contrivance.