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• As though this is insufficiently disconcerting, a few pages later we find ourselves in 1939, hearing about male prejudices against educated women.

• This context, disconcerting for many recent scholars, actually explains his ecumenical imperial perspective.

• The wild expression joined with the staid pose is disconcerting.

• This is what we would hope: it would be disconcerting if bisimilarity equated two programs that were contextually distinct.

• Inexplicably, the authors get the title wrong (they add an extra s), but their interpretation is disconcerting in other ways as well.

• Being led down the hallways of one's previous life over several hundred pages is a slightly disconcerting experience.

• The disagreement about the foundations of the "most certain" science are both surprising and, to put it mildly, disconcerting.

• This can be quite disconcerting for an experienced player.

• All this results in a book that is brilliant, intimidating, original, disconnected, often hilarious, intentionally disconcerting, and sometimes awkwardly personal.

• It does appear from the depiction of the data that faster pulsars have been discovered more recently, but the trend is not disconcerting.

• This is particularly disconcerting given that the dustjacket claims that the work ' ' defies the standard narratives.

• The ordering of the chapters in this section might be a bit disconcerting for any reader approaching this discipline for the first time.

• One statement which the non-specialist finds disconcerting is that clear sparkling water is often suggestive of contamination by organic material.

• What this gains in concentration of ideas, it loses in overall shape: one has to make disconcerting chronological leaps back and forth between sections.

• This is disconcerting given the ageing of the population.