That the sight of a mere trail could so unnerve one was a disturbing thing.

The sight of the Old One had unnerved him badly.

The sight of so many soldiers might unnerve them.

The sight of the scarred and mutilated dead rising from the ground had unnerved them.

The sight, and the knowledge of the cause, unnerved him now.

The sight of adults in costume, unless it was on the stage, always unnerved her.

The sight of Phyllis, sitting calm and cool in her chair under the cedar, unnerved me.

The sight of the black-cloaked fugitive with the burning eyes unnerved him.

Disturbing enough in itself, the sight unnerved me horribly.

The sight of so many white, lifeless faces had unnerved her.