Meanings of quite unsettling in English

His answer was quite unsettling.

Madam, - There is an aspect of the recent barrage of criticism against Sinn Féin which I find quite unsettling.

Herman isn't hard on the eyes." Doris flicked her brows in a "get my drift?" message that was quite unsettling.

Overall it's been quite unsettling, but wherever you are and whoever you are, you should be feel proud that you've come this far.

Some are quite unsettling to look at but they also add touches of light heartedness too which follows the mood of the writing.

However, it can sometimes be quite unsettling doing interviews over Skype, particularly if there's a time delay and you end up talking over each other.

'You look so much like him it's actually quite unsettling.'

"Yes, I'm certain his cousin's silence will be quite unsettling for him."

"It must be quite unsettling for them to see us all still here."