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• It is not our aim to disconcert you with these inquiries.
• These sorts of disparities in judgement are what disconcert many.
• This disconcerts his opponents, because the usual defenses don't apply.
• In his focus sessions, an instructor did all he could to disconcert Watters.
• It creates a distance between Shuvo and Nijhum which made Nijhum upset and disconcert.
• It contains enough to disconcert almost everyone.
• "My daughter, let nothing frighten or disconcert you; remain deeply at peace.
• The Emmerich show includes several of these, and they have lost none of their power to disconcert.
• "The atmosphere at Barcelona's stadium can be so fearsome that it disconcerts opposing players.
• Yet she also disconcerts us with her insistence on the constrictions and limitations that dominate human experience . 
• Caesar greets all with courtesy and kindness, but inflexibly demands a tribute whose amount disconcerts the Egyptians.
• The reincarnation of Captain Nemo disconcerts Jack initially, until he teaches Nemo to become the eponymous hero.
• But " works on paper " can also mean nice little pictures that never puzzle or disconcert.
• But the Celtics are able to disconcert the opposition enough below the rim to negate low-post opponents.
• The applause of the audience was so great as to disconcert if not actually to alarm the two actors.
• Part of its point is to disconcert, to open the mind to eternal changelessness and to the unexpected instant.
• But it is possible to break through that silence, to disconcert this no-nonsense, peerlessly poised actor.
• "Psychic TV played 4 disconcerts in Tokyo on the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th of January 1986.
• She has learnt that a direct approach can disconcert her aunts, believing that attack is the best form of defense.
• "It disconcerts me that the loudest cheer would be for death, " he said in an interview Sunday afternoon.