unsettling造句

It was unsettling news.

Which might be even more unsettling.

Of course, any rapidly emerging big power is unsettling.

It may also be troubled by unsettling questions about its level of pre-earthquake preparedness.

His performance is a heroic, unsettling final act: this young actor looked into the abyss.

VISITING an outback aboriginal settlement can be an unsettling experience for the few city Australians who venture there.

Moreover, the photographic frame can reveal the unsettling ability to extend and include us in its space.

The most unsettling thing for a physician is when the patient doesn't trust you or believe you.

We can't know exactly and this is one of the wonderfully unsettling things about this stanza we can't know exactly to whom Milton is addressing this stanza.

Within limits, digging into private lives and exposing unsettling information is, and will most likely remain, a basic feature of popular culture in the West.

Fresh from filing his dissertation on Soviet foreign policy at Harvard, he quickly faced the unsettling fact that Washington knew next to nothing about South Asia.

Today, unlike 20 years ago, there is widespread recognition of a long list of simmering conflicts, unsettling trends, and mounting global problems.

This work, together with "scream", an installation that fills the room with the sound of screaming kittiwakes from the costal villages of Newcastle, creates an unsettling atmosphere of violence.

Nim's life story is told in Project Nim, a new documentary by Man on Wire director James Marsh, described by the New York Times as a "probing, unsettling study of primate behaviour".

Ms Showalter does not attempt to unravel the intractable moral and legal conundrums raised by this unsettling parable, but she USES it as a metaphor to ask questions about literary judgment.

My patient died looking like one of the flesh-eating zombies from "28 Weeks Later," and indeed in real life, even in the world of the hospital, a death like this is unsettling.