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disquietingly's Usage Examples:

of Den of Geek described Tasneem"s concern for Haqqani"s safety as "disquietingly uncomfortable (and believable)".

It protrudes far more than any other element, almost disquietingly so in its exaggerated gesture.

The box depicts an illustration of a man that looks disquietingly like Penn Jillette (complete with his signature one painted fingernail).

Catholic recusancy; fear of military involvement in Europe, and, just as disquietingly, in Ireland, combine to make a patriotic response a matter of some urgency.

also praised the book"s depiction of Alice, who "speak[s] to me most disquietingly about myself and my generation".

" Ford"s biographer concluded "The evidence is disquietingly strong that Ford cheated—deliberately as well as unconsciously".

What initially shapes up as a disquietingly soft stab in the human heart turns obvious and formulaic.

The music was shockingly different - Ayler disquietingly harsh and brutal but at the same time deeply tinged with pathos, Peacock.

his managers approached him having an "intervention" in which they disquietingly questioned his frame of mind.

She is also disquietingly followed by a Stranger who may be real or a figment of her unsteady.

given the circumstance of her death, “the prescience of her vision is disquietingly accurate in several of these poems.

Hollywood Reporter wrote that "All this is rendered even darker by the disquietingly melancholy mood of Hildur Gudnadóttir"s brooding orchestral score, which.

grotesquely nightmarish non-sequitur situations in which humor and horror are disquietingly close reminiscent of David Lynch.