Sentence examples for apparently unsettled from inspiring English sources

A prosecution witness told the court at the trial of Eddie Ray Routh that there were "suspicious" similarities between the apparently unsettled ramblings of the defendant and certain storylines on the hit US sitcom.

However, he was apparently unsettled in bitter opening exchanges when he was repeatedly challenged to apologise for remarks at a private meeting of Conservative MPs on Tuesday in which he urged his colleagues not to vote alongside "a bunch of terrorist sympathisers".

News of the disease has apparently unsettled a few potential visitors.

It was that latest part of SurfaceInk's business, which the company began about five years ago, that apparently unsettled Apple.

This, and a call for Pogba to bring the same intensity to his games for United that he showed in the World Cup, have apparently unsettled the player, leading to speculation that he might seek a transfer.

Apparently out of caution, given the unsettled state of the law, prosecutors obtained a warrant allowing the police to place a tracking device on Mr. Jones's Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Later, the son of a wheelchair-bound man, whom Jim spotted earlier from afar shoves Sara, who scrapes her knee and requires a visit to the park nurse, who while treating his daughter, seems extremely unsettled by the "cat flu" apparently spreading through the parks' patrons, noting "You could be a host and not even know it".

Rose concludes: "Through Heathcliff, Wuthering Heights unsettled formerly stable boundaries of 19th-century Britain, including racial ones, and it is apparently still doing it today".

The juror had become mentally unsettled, in an obvious fashion, very shortly after the rendition of the verdict and apparently as a result of his participation on the jury.

Unsettled feelings are not uncommon when there is uncertainty about a death, and autopsies apparently help some people resolve them, according to an article by doctors in the Netherlands who interviewed relatives of patients who had died.

JOHANNESBURG — The world's top platinum producer fired 12,000 workers who refused to return to work on Friday, apparently an attempt by the company to stem the tide of wildcat strikes that have shaken South Africa's mining industry and unsettled Africa's biggest economy.