disquietingly

And when he finally did find something, it was disquietingly smooth.

His face, also, had a disquietingly worried look to it.

This photo was entirely different, and yet something about the scenario felt disquietingly familiar.

"He has no need for such weapons," added the messenger, disquietingly.

She seemed disquietingly genuine though, on the new terms.

There had been something disquietingly familiar about that man.

It now appears that the pockets are disquietingly large.

They sounded disquietingly like signals of some sort; but after a while the knocking died away and was not heard again.

For the most part, though, this subtle, elliptical novel is disquietingly impressive.

Grief mounted into the brain and worked there disquietingly.

Rather disquietingly it begins to occur to us that the creature is perfectly innocent.

It was a sentence which was to be repeated to me disquietingly in other circumstances.

The compartment is roomy though, and three adults would not feel disquietingly chummy.

The elderly couple is seen leaving in a blacked-out limousine, disquietingly celebrating.

She walked quickly around the barracks, the noise of her footsteps disquietingly loud on the pavement.

Ree's growl sounded from the other side of the door, disquietingly close.

The squid's reactions were extraordinarily rapid, and his manner disquietingly purposeful.

It bore a disquietingly familiar resemblance to someone he had not long ago seen, which was patently absurd.

It was hard to breathe, and there was something strangely, disquietingly familiar about the scent.

For history's most secure, self-confident and forward-looking people, these are disquietingly unfamiliar feelings.

Yet they were all disquietingly similar.

The two clung together rapturously then for minutes, but something was obtruding itself disquietingly upon the nurse's mind.

The other flying creatures were disquietingly close.

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

Finally - disquietingly - one of them said: "I'm having a hard time seeing the unifying theme of your work.