Sentence examples for be deeply unsettled from inspiring English sources

Ms Merkel praised Mr Barroso as she set out her plans for the future of the EU when she takes over the union's six-month rotating presidency on January 1. Mr Barroso was said to be deeply unsettled by the Guardian Unlimited report which has been reflected in other papers, notably the Financial Times.

Now, all who relied on U.S. assurances before making their own commitments must be deeply unsettled.

They are simply meant to make the campaign's stance more palatable to those in the broad middle of the American population, who are deeply unsettled by abortion rates but more unsettled by attempts to criminalize it.

"I was deeply unsettled by the script," Day-Lewis said.

Libyans are deeply unsettled by Gaddafi and his regime's careless contempt for human life.

It was raining in Wales, and the members of the society were deeply unsettled because their profession was under assault.

However, Mr Assad and Lebanon's President Emile Lahoud were deeply unsettled by the gesture towards their sworn enemy.

And I was deeply unsettled by the way he had violated his customers' trust and invaded their privacy.

She said she was deeply unsettled by Mr. Trump's past comments about forcing himself on women, but that might not be enough to stop her voting for him.

As someone entrusted with a role of moral authority, I am deeply unsettled by this path from evil in political rhetoric to violence.

In 1994, 30 years after the first furore, liberal Ireland was deeply unsettled when O'Brien interviewed the Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams, glowingly, for the New York Times.