Disconcerted example sentences
Related (8): confused, perturbed, unsettled, bewildered, flustered, discombobulated, uneasy, nonplussed
"Disconcerted" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- She looked a bit disconcerted when I asked her about her plans for the weekend.
- I felt disconcerted when all my friends started laughing at me.
- He became disconcerted when the interviewer asked about the gap in his resume.
- The sudden change in plans left me feeling quite disconcerted.
- The accusation caught me off guard and left me disconcerted and unsure how to respond.
- The audience fell into an uncomfortable silence, disconcerted by the comedian's inappropriate joke.
- His grin faltered, looking slightly disconcerted at my serious expression.
- The professor seemed disconcerted by my unusual question.
- Her disconcerted look told me that she had no idea what I was talking about.
- My jokes fell flat, leaving the room full of disconcerted guests.
- She seemed slightly disconcerted when I asked her out for dinner.
- The sudden loud noise disconcerted the class and caused some of the students to jump.
- The glare from his boss left him feeling disconcerted and unsettled.
- My rude behavior disconcerted my parents and embarrassed me.
- The magician's trick had clearly disconcerted the young volunteer from the audience.
- I was momentarily disconcerted by her sharp tone.
- The unexpected answer left the interviewer visibly disconcerted.
- She looked mildly disconcerted when I called her by the wrong name.
- The child seemed disconcerted when asked about his poor grades.
- My honesty disconcerted him and he grew quiet.
- Her disconcerted expression told me she hadn't expected my proposal.
- He was clearly disconcerted by her blunt refusal.
- My remark had visibly disconcerted and upset her.
- The audience was momentarily disconcerted by the actor's strange reaction to the question.
- We were left confused and somewhat disconcerted by his vague answer.
- The bizarre comment had disconcerted everyone at the dinner table into uncomfortable silence.
- His blatant lie left me feeling momentarily disconcerted and incredulous.
- I thought my friend looked a little disconcerted when I asked her about her new boyfriend.
- The outburst had clearly disconcerted those around her at the meeting.
- My forgetfulness disconcerted and upset my girlfriend.
- I could sense the teenage girl was slightly disconcerted by my keen interest in her painting.
- The awkward silence disconcerted us and we quickly changed the topic of conversation.
- His bemused expression disconcerted me as I struggled to explain myself.
- The witness looked momentarily disconcerted when asked an unexpected question.
- The sudden behavior change disconcerted me and made me suspicious.
- The blunt email left him visibly disconcerted and hurt.
- She looked disconcerted and embarrassed by the uncomfortable question from the interviewer.
- The doorbell ringing disconcerted our intimate moment.
- Her disconcerted expression told me she hadn't expected me to propose.
- The strange request disconcerted him and he didn't know how to respond.
- I was momentarily disconcerted by his uncharacteristically hostile tone.
- The unexpected silence disconcerted me and made me lose my train of thought.
- The professor's error disconcerted the class who were used to her knowing all the answers.
- The news left him visibly disconcerted and upset.
- My unusual behavior disconcerted my wife and made her worry.
- His innocent mistake had visibly disconcerted his stern-faced boss.
- My unplanned question disconcerted my guest and she stumbled over her answer.
- The sudden revelation clearly disconcerted the young man.
- The sincere compliment disconcerted me and I found myself blushing with embarrassment.
- Her dismissive response disconcerted him into immediate silence.
- I was momentarily disconcerted by the challenge to my authority.
- The shocking twist in the story disconcerted me and left my mind reeling.
- The sudden topic change disconcerted me and left me fumbling for my train of thought.
- Her criticism disconcerted me and left me rethinking my entire approach.
- The official's uncharacteristically rude tone disconcerted and upset me.
- The actress was momentarily disconcerted by the awkward question from the audience.
- The stark facts disconcerted and alarmed the villagers.
- I was momentarily disconcerted by her unconventional suggestion.
- The rude comment visibly disconcerted the young intern.
- Her disconcerted reaction told me she hadn't known about my plans.