The sentences, reported by the official Islamic Republic News Agency, were the first handed down to the 39 people convicted in the embezzlement case, which has been unsettling Iran since it was first uncovered last year.
This summer, members of the Azov Battalion, which has an unsettling fondness for Nazi symbols, told the Guardian that once the war in the east was over, they'd "bring the fight to Kiev," and that they wanted to install a strong military leader.
They are their own digression (Sterne would most likely have enjoyed the tortuous connection between his writing on mortality and the memento mori of the moth world, not least the death's-head hawk moth, which has an unsettling pattern of a skull on its thorax).
An idled escalator leads down to the darkened basement, which has become an unsettling tableau of New York City at the moment that the destruction began.
Her sentences, which have an unsettling candor, launch a curling assault on the reader, often twisting in unexpected ways.
Among them was a severely depressed art market in the late 1970's and again in the late 1980's, which had an unsettling and decentering effect on the field.
Burger King's franchisees, which own 92percentt of the company's restaurants, have said that the sale process has been unsettling because management, which has had nine chief executives in 12 years, has had to focus on the negotiations and not on running the business.
The AfD's election success is an unsettling development for Germany, which has for decades rejected far-right political movements and held a longstanding discomfort of fervent nationalism.
Online, he found unsettling references to the building, which has a land lease, meaning the co-op does not own the land on which it sits.
But, as my colleague Richard Brody wrote a few weeks ago, the passages reveal a particularly unsettling kind of anti-Semitism — one which hasn't been fully visible before.
