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• r  in a disturbing or embarrassing manner
  he drank some sherry, his eyes disconcertingly keen as he watched her

• Long before making a name for himself as a director with his disconcertingly dark vision and cryptic storytelling style, the 61-year-old Lynch was an artist.
• It looks disconcertingly like a face from above, but this formation in Alberta, Canada is entirely natural.
• A charming little waitress takes your order, which is disconcertingly delivered by staffers shorter than the tabletop.

News & Articles

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• Oh Noho! Buyers Seizing Pricey Units at 36 Bleecker Street
  At least there are penthouses left! Despite its infelicitous name—the Schumacher sounds disconcertingly like something one buys at a medical supply store—the handsome condo conversion at 36 Bleecker Street has had a very successful debut since coming on the market last month. (It's not quite as luxe, but the development's strong performance right out of the gate reminds us of a certain condo ...
  July 16, 2013 - The New York Observer

Quotes

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• Vladimir Socor in Socialist Worker Online
  For an organization that has come to rely heavily on words and symbolism, NATO issued a disconcertingly evasive communiqué at its emergency meeting on Georgia,journalist Vladimir Socor wrote. "The first mention of Russia appears only in...