Quotes About Unsettling

was dark and no more inviting

If haunting is anything, perhaps that's what it is; time in the wrong place.

Our music would probably be a really dark ocean, so you may not know where you are. It's not so literal. It's like a David Lynch movie.

It was a little unsettling how quiet the skies were. Clay

But this new fear was like termites in her skull, much more constant and present and squirming through all of her thoughts.

They just … give me the heebie-jeebies, that's all. With their … eyes and paws and … faces.

Okay, that's just eerie," Blue said.

But there was never any knowing or any certitude; the time to come always had more than one possible direction. One could not even give up hope. The wind would blow, the sand would settle, and in some as yet unforeseen manner time would bring about a change which could only be terrifying, since it would not be a continuation of the present.

My favorite books, art pieces, films, and music, always have something jarring about them.

Someone was tapping on the window.

Bay to the west continued to pound the little spit of land. She had departed from Robie feeling both hopeful and lost, such an unsettling feeling that she was unsure from which end to work through it. If there was even a way to do so. For most of her

There's something elementally horrific about waking before dawn.

Heroism was disruptive, in Carlyle's view. Its value lay precisely in its unsettling effect on habits and routine. It divided men and women more often than it brought them together.

There's something dangerous about what's funny. Jarring and disconcerting. There is a connection between funny and scary.

Un libro debería abrir viejas heridas, inflingir incluso heridas nuevas, un libro debería ser peligroso

You are more dangerous than daybreak.

This house feels unfamiliar and disturbingly full of possibilities.

It unnerved her, how not wrong he was.

She is beautiful but unnerving to look at

an uneasy feeling that something was very, very wrong stuck with her.

After only a few seconds the door opened, and I had a very unsettling moment of disorientation. The man who opened the door and stood looking down at us was very nearly a dead ringer for Lurch, the butler on the old Addams Family TV show. He was close to seven feet tall and wore a classic butler's outfit, complete with morning coat. But happily for my sense of unreality, when he spoke to us it was in a high voice with a thick Cuban accent. "Joo rang?" he said. Deborah

The images did not quite mesh, but they were very unsettling, as if you had entered a cathedral for high mass and found people copulating on the altar. Brian

It was puzzling, and very unsettling. But at least it jolted me out of my stupid good cheer and back into general gloominess again. So much for Chinese food: Half an hour later you're grumpy again. Deborah

And I hear something in the next room, and I sneak to the doorway and peek— The counter. There's a hand lying there. A human hand. But it's not attached to anything. This doesn't make sense. And right next to it that's a foot, also not attached. And other parts, too, and oh holy shit that's the head right there on top, eyes wide-open and looking right at me and all I can do is stare back— And