In Burn's words, such moments can be profoundly disquieting. "Time" magazine critic Richard Corliss called it "disquieting" and "haunting". Anna soon begins to make disquieting discoveries. Similarly, Mark Deming of AllMusic considered it "the album's sole 'pretty' song" and "mildly disquieting". Another disquieting trend has been that women themselves have not been innocent of abusing women. Technology has been at the forefront of mirroring such disquieting cravings. However, tactical reconnaissance training with P-51 and A-36 aircraft had delivered some disquieting accident rates. The absence of Henry II was disquieting to the population. This involves him in the Battle of Crete, where he meets the disquieting Corporal-Major Ludovic. This was obviously disquieting to the United States, given Cuba's proximity. Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, found Rumbold's descriptions "definitely disquieting". Developing national pride found comparison with the capitals of continental Europe disquieting. After the ball, disquieting events continue.