Disconcerting

As I finally turn the page of this chapter, it feels disconcerting to walk into uncharted waters for me that are more than charted waters for those around me.

Chorley asked if Chomsky thought we are living in more ‘dangerous and disconcerting times’ than previous generations.

Furthermore, a disconcerting concept is the possibility of “zombie” viruses, which have been preserved in permafrost or other frozen environments for centuries, being released as a result of climate change.

It is disconcerting to see the divisions in the Middle East creating conflict here in the United States.

It may seem disconcerting to see the show peak so early, but, really, it's so consistent that even "bad" is still great TV.

It slips from steamy to disconcerting to alienating in a way that, though not uncommon in lived experience, has become less familiar on the screen.

One cursed spirit pulls its victim in for a "kiss" like some manifestation of unwarranted and disconcerting intimacy.

So, yes, it remains disconcerting that the Bears’ single-season record is 28 years old and held by Erik Kramer at 3,838 yards.

This is especially disconcerting, because these groups are allegedly the NGO “Samidoun: Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network”) to extremist entities like the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).

This is reassuring to hear as I did find the concept of walking around with a mystery person's mane glued to my own slightly disconcerting.

Among the more disconcerting comments she's faced was: "Is the grand prize on the scratch cards you?

During the most difficult of times, he was nowhere to be found, an embarrassment for the program and a disconcerting message for his team.

It can be disconcerting to try to explain the complex and confusing world we now inhabit, and we might still be getting used to, only to be asked a question that tells me immediately you weren't listening.

It is a bit disconcerting to see here how the DOJ impugns – or at least does not give sufficient credence to — these two key witnesses (against principal accused Misuari) of the prosecution which it represents.

Particularly disconcerting is the failure to meet the customer interruptions standard.

She revealed that the artwork is "huge", to which her eyes were at the same level as his hands - something she found "a little disconcerting".

That was a bit disconcerting for one of the board members — Prof Ashok Jhunjhunwala, a hardcore technologist who taught electrical engineering at IIT Madras.

The distressing, disconcerting emotions caused by a major quake are all too familiar for the people of Vanuatu: this was the 11th quake of magnitude 7.0 or more in the vicinity since 1990.

There is a disconcerting feel to the realism depicted in the medieval countryside when the supernatural reveals itself.

There is nothing more disconcerting than an airline pilot flouncing off the job because someone has stolen their grand final approach to an airport and forced them into a holding pattern.