disquieting造句

But there are some disquieting trends.

To flaunt that with such a lack of sensitivity to professional decorum is very disquieting.

These transformational events have been, at times, highly inspiring, at other times, deeply disquieting.

Inside Russia, there are other disquieting similarities to what was thought of as a bygone era.

Perhaps even more disquieting were results published a few days earlier in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

Such disquieting continuity amid changes raises an intriguing question: If the consensus was so incontestable, why has the system not already collapsed?

Spanish surrealist artist known for his flamboyant personal style and his disquieting interpretation of fantastic images in meticulously rendered g his most famous works is Persistence of Memory(1931), a desolate landscape inhabited by limp, melting watches.

Nervous Democrats, however, have noticed two disquieting things about the companies that produce voting technology: their security precautions are inexcusably sloppy -- and the firms are mostly controlled by businessmen allied with the Republican Party.

A SUBTLY disquieting photograph greets visitors to the website of the northern Italian diocese of Bozen-Brixen. The dark recesses of a sunken passageway end in a flight of steps leading to daylight.