Aún no tenemos significados para "somewhat disconcerting".
1He found the abrupt ways of the new secretary somewhat disconcerting.
2It was somewhat disconcerting that the scene which presented itself was so ordinary.
3She regarded him doubtfully with an open, straight-forward look which was somewhat disconcerting.
4Privately, the headmaster found Psmith's man-to-man attitude somewhat disconcerting, but he said nothing.
5Their farewell was somewhat disconcerting, at any rate to the mind of the youth.
6The problem placed before Flockart by his shabby friend was a somewhat disconcerting one.
7And Cartoner lapsed into his odd and somewhat disconcerting thoughtfulness.
8A warrior who had seen service, probably, but whose surly physiognomy was somewhat disconcerting.
9The beard was lighter than his hair and somewhat disconcerting.
10I thought that my continued presence here might have a somewhat disconcerting effect upon you.
11Of course wars are somewhat disconcerting, but then one always hopes there won't be wars.
12It was pleasant and somewhat disconcerting to spend much time seeing the world through Justin's eyes.
13Their contempt for us was somewhat disconcerting.
14It was unusual and somewhat disconcerting.
15It's somewhat disconcerting to hear the gallop of hooves and see a horse thundering past on a narrow track.
16The results were somewhat disconcerting.
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