Sentence examples for being unsettled that from inspiring English sources

In some ways, it's very likely that whatever answers you are finally given will not satisfy you completely, so be prepared for a feeling of being unsettled that lingers.

The teacher was unsettled that questionnaires her students filled out about their grit and growth mind-set would contribute to an evaluation of her school's quality.

Clovis did not view the interactions as suspicious at the time, Toensing said, but now is unsettled that the professor never mentioned his contacts with other Trump aides.

I write a feminist column for Varsity newspaper; I'm unsettled that a man with such an undeniably warped attitude to women is coming to speak.

Still, some were unsettled that Mr. Berlusconi's party's major ally is the Northern League, a party with strong regional and anti-immigrant leanings.

Fassel, like most of his players Sunday, was unsettled that so much analysis of the victory over Arizona stressed the offense's shortcomings.

There is a context when people seek to belittle the fact that European settlement was based on the offensive legal pretext that the Australia was "unsettled" – that it was terra nullius.

"I'm proud of our limitless potential, but we should be unsettled that not all Scots share in it - so Scottish Labour's mission isn't just to unite our country but to build a nation created on social justice.

Indeed, it is unsettling that Adam Johnson, a winger of originality, has tended to be on the bench of late.

Bobby Brown and his family said that it was "unsettling" that the autopsy report had been released to media outlets while litigation was still pending.

We need not blind ourselves to the fact that the law in the area of bad-faith-refusal-to-pay claims in Alabama, as in many other jurisdictions, was unsettled at that time, as the court's close division in deciding this case indicates.