| She cleverly plays with the angle of view, uses colours in a serpentine fashion and mixes realism and the abstract, creating allusive images, such as the far end of a room or a disquietingly natural young women. |
| How any one could contrive to make the man fall ill and die is, to the man's relations, thoroughly and disquietingly mysterious. |
| For this man of heroic mold who rode beside her was disquietingly captivating in the bold recklessness of his youth. |
| It also nudges driving just that little bit closer to the disquietingly frictionless experience of automated banking. |
| Just at this point the engineer with a startled exclamation seized the throttle and brought us to a disquietingly abrupt stop. |
| There was something so disquietingly familiar about the place that I felt gooseflesh rise on my arms and legs. |
