| I also own a lava lamp, or at least a vial of orange goo left behind by my landlord who has an unnervingly 70s view of home design. |
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| Sometimes, the wind also brought unnervingly fell sounds with it, as if a chorus of unholy demons was singing in the distance. |
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| We see that the invitation images are details of works that play unnervingly with space. |
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| And delicious as it is, the rack of lamb seems unnervingly out of place on a menu alongside sesame noodles. |
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| Tamora kept her seat, one hand free to wield her sword with unnervingly good aim. |
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| Pip Carter as his spindly, camp major-domo is scintillatingly droll and unnervingly acidic. |
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| It remains just as suspect when applied to a housing market that is unnervingly priced to perfection. |
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| The flavour was weak and the texture was unnervingly gritty. |
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| The frankness of Poynton's gaze reveals each of the three as naked and exposed, their skin rendered unnervingly, with attention given to every hair, vein and stretch mark. |
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| Real power is still measured unnervingly in comparisons of missile reach and warship tallies. |
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| The ordinarily hyper-sarcastic Russian press, for its part, has been unnervingly straitlaced about the news. |
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| It's unnervingly similar to the Lord Chamberlain's Office of the 1960s in Britain, where playwrights and filmmakers had to clean up their stories to fit some unwritten moral code in order to get their work performed. |
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| Indeed there is something unnervingly purposive about RBS's demise: far from being out of control, the firm made a calculated bet that went wrong. This is reflected in attitudes to Sir Fred north of the border. |
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| Dr Kroo points out that the aircraft could be separated by several nautical miles, and would not be in the unnervingly cosy groupings favoured by display teams like the Red Arrows. |
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| Volatile, often contradictory, bereft of nuance, Mordecai Richler was also, as the film will show, sensible, engaging, and unnervingly forthright. |
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| His handshake was bone-crushing, his smile unnervingly serious. |
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