Use of the word disquieting in a sentence example

disquieting

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It was a disquieting story. [Please select]

Disquieting, but fortunately as yet unverified tidings had arrived. [Please select]

The news, however, was sufficiently disquieting to Ferdinand, the Catholic--and also the Crafty. [Please select]

My grandfather went about peering at the books, with a tranquil air that was disquieting. [Please select]

Bassett at Fraserville conveyed the disquieting news of her daughter's unsatisfactory progress, Mrs. [Please select]

By this time I had made several disquieting discoveries. [Please select]

The fact was not surprising, but the remark was disquieting. [Please select]

"No; to us, and here and soon," was the disquieting response, "arouse your friend." [Please select]

The thought that they were not alone on the island was a disquieting one. [Please select]

He had far more important things to think of than that--disquieting things which worried him and made him very unhappy. [Please select]

She knew that Jake was beside her, never wholly forgot his presence, but he had ceased to have a disquieting effect upon her. [Please select]

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