Sentence examples for Unsettled emotions from inspiring English sources

The unsettled emotions I experience as I read through my stack of newspapers every day is information, too, but not "information".

The complex's rapid evolution from a local zoning dispute into a national referendum highlights the intense and unsettled emotions that still surround the World Trade Center site nine years after the attacks.

Harkes endured unsettled emotions for weeks as the drama dragged out until Sampson confirmed his decision about two weeks before the tournament began.

I bet the words enter your mind with a twinge of unsettled emotion.

The Russian woman, marvelous material for psychological novels, is too capriciously unsettled and insecure in her aesthetic emotions, too bifurcated between good and evil in the internal structure of her character.

In this moment between chaos and calm, emotions here are occupying equally unsettled ground.

But the emotions the crash wrought remain unsettled.

A nighttime encounter with a fisherman named Mahmoud has left her deeply unsettled; and in untangling the knot of her emotions, she concludes, "He had very little English and therefore no graceful or subtle or polite way to make himself understood, to make himself human".

The complexity of emotions and their role in mental life is reflected in the unsettled place they have held in the history of ethics.

The unsettled intensity that was Ray's particular specialty — the sense, so vivid in his best films, of wild emotions obeying their own dangerous logic — infuses the middle section of "Broken Embraces," much of which takes place on the windswept volcanic island of Lanzarote.

Along the way, they tangle with a gang of competitive birders and hash out some unsettled feelings about nerdiness, the opposite sex and, in David's case, grief over his mother and prickly emotions toward his dad.