I was unsettled when I first went out on the ice.
I was unsettled by her certainty, especially because her memory, unlike mine, is infallible.
I decided not to argue, for his sake, but I was unsettled by the exchange.
Sometimes I was unsettled by the noises the women and the men made, noises that kept me awake and fantasizing.
And yet as an equally passionate reader of Judith Butler, I was unsettled by my emotional investment in essentializing gender.
At times I was unsettled by this exemplary book, which describes a transformation I do remember, but took cover from, sequestered in my psychic closet.
As I walked back to my seat after receiving Communion, I was unsettled to see that they had slipped into the line going up the aisle.
I wasn't aware that my father was scared, but I had the feeling that he was doing something, not illicit, perhaps, but solitary and obscurely desperate, and I was unsettled.
But I was unsettled by the intro from Kirsty Wark last Wednesday on a story about the narcotic plant khat, the social chew of choice for sections of the Somali community.
But I was unsettled, since my bookshelves meant either there were no good books by women, or I had somehow read in such a way as to avoid them all.
Re "Study Shows How World Banks Panicked Over Asian Troubles" (Business Day, Jan . 30: I was unsettled by your description of international banks performing "a U-turn from greed to fear" when they reduced their exposure to Asia once it became clear the region was experiencing major financial difficulties.
