Sentence examples for feeling unsettled about from inspiring English sources

When asked by The Atlantic about his decision to call for the delay, Flake, one of a handful of swing votes on Kavanaugh's nomination, said that he'd been feeling "unsettled" about how the judge's confirmation process had been playing out, especially the partisanship that appeared to be wrenching the Senate "apart at the seams". .

When she accepted the RM surgery date, she described still feeling unsettled about the decision until her husband "cleared the air" for her.

She says that the panic she has noticed among women after the election has left her feeling unsettled about making a decision.

The prime minister joked about having no say in the naming of his new baby daughter, except for the graceful: "We'll have to have something Cornish in the middle", and explained that his wife had woken feeling unsettled, so they had driven to Truro just in case.

An endless stream of design changes can leave users feeling unsettled — or even irate, as has been the case with the latest uproar over Facebook's privacy settings.

Kacie is left feeling unsettled, and now it's time for the rose ceremony.

Republican devotee Jeff Rawlings reported feeling unsettled that someone could walk into a rally with an openly carried yoga mat.

I still feel unsettled about where we landed.

Without a statement, and with the bewildering skittishness about getting political, my time at Wheaton left me feeling deeply unsettled about the moral and political fortitude of my spiritual community in the era of Trump and beyond.

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.

Still feeling confused and unsettled about my friend's emoji use, I figured there were only a couple of things to do: Googling the hell out of it came first.