Sentence examples for all unsettled from inspiring English sources

None of the characters can answer this question, because, despite their staid appearance, they're all unsettled, searching, discontent, thick with secrets.

Joe Andrew, the national chairman of the Democratic National Committee, echoing some Gore advisers, insisted that he was not at all unsettled by Mr. Nader.

In the wake of the EU result, and ahead of the US elections, if you are feeling at all unsettled about the future – go read these books today.

All titles and claims to real estate, which are valid under the laws of Texas, shall be held to be so by the United States; and measures shall be adopted for the speedy adjudication of all unsettled claims to land, and patents shall be granted to those found to be valid.

Read Josh Homme's statement, via Rolling Stone, in full below: Hello talented friend, The senseless and violent terrorist attacks of 13 November, 2015 in Paris have left us all unsettled and we dare not give another second of precious time to those who have tried to steal our freedoms and take away our power.

Coming back to pastoral lands, traditionally, all unsettled or permanently uncultivated land in Ethiopia was considered as no man's land and hence was considered state land.

The common figure wandering through all these unsettled landscapes, popping up again and again like some white-coated Zelig is Michael West.

Professor Blonsky, the semiotician, said it was simply the confluence of all the unsettled events with the changing of the calendar that lead people to ascribe millennial properties to otherwise common events.

Mr. Abbas's answer, in an interview broadcast on Israeli television on Friday night — yes, he would like to visit, but not to live there; Safed is part of Israel — was widely interpreted as a surprising concession on the demands of Palestinians to return to their pre-1948 homes, perhaps the most intractable and emotional of all the unsettled issues in the decades-old dispute.

Men in Space follows a gaggle of characters set adrift within a fragmenting world: a stranded cosmonaut who has no country to come back to, a misguided football referee who has lost all perspective, an unsettled police agent, self-indulgent drifters seeking authenticity, political refugees and Western hangers-on who just don't seem to grasp what is happening on the streets around them.

All this attention unsettled Brin and Larry Page, Google's co-founder.