disconcertingly's Usage Examples:

It is a pedestrian suspension bridge that happens to swing, disconcertingly.

bowling at a brisk pace and "swinging the ball late and seaming it disconcertingly".

a 'young adult'-level book written by a British author with a name disconcertingly similar to my own, Michael Ford.

She agrees, becoming disconcertingly nice.

Elgar attended, but found it "disconcertingly modern".

Club was particularly negative toward the episode, calling it a "disconcertingly dreadful Valentine’s Day episode of 30 Rock that luxuriates in a bubble.

Penguin Guide to Jazz commented that the album was "Attractive but disconcertingly low-key".

called it an "interestingly laidback film", opining that, "Imhoof seems disconcertingly untroubled" about the ecological challenges currently facing bees.

contrasted with the austere snowy countryside for some of the most disconcertingly moving effects in all film noir.

bears the marks of two crushing blows to the head and – even more disconcertingly – a small hole from a trepanning.

This is disconcertingly close to an outpost of Corinthian influence at Potidaea in the Chalcidice.

samurai warrior gripping the head of his decapitated foe, emerging disconcertingly from the undergrowth.

three-quarter mark and then leaves leftover details of the caper hanging disconcertingly in midair.

or women, but Brook cast adult men instead, an effect described as "disconcertingly strange and threatening", and which made the forest a more frightening.

Rolling Stone critic Ken Emerson complains that the song sounds "disconcertingly mournful".

"severe front locking and 37% fade" and Motor that they found "it disconcertingly easy to lock up the front wheels when approaching corners".

Jack McClintock describes Daniels the dart player as “serenely and disconcertingly confident, with an intimidating coldness of concentration.

"This group tests our male-timbre chauvinism—Ian Lloyd sounds disconcertingly like a goil.

” To that end, The Organizer is variously (and, for some, disconcertingly) jaunty, sentimental, comic, and baffling, as Monicelli applies the.

wife discover that they are also brother and sister) the author seems disconcertingly (for a gothic novel) blasé about this turn of affairs, and regards.