Sentence examples for he's unsettled from inspiring English sources

These aren't quite reportage and they're not quite posed portraits either; sometimes Deakin is invisible, sometimes he's unsettled his sitter's composure just enough so we can see who they are.

But he's unsettled by what the parody symbolizes.

As tempting as it is to press him on some of the inconsistencies in his argument, it's clear that he's unsettling some of the more challenging members of the class and I decide it's best to move on.

And yet even he was unsettled by Monday's experience — despite having fought state abuses for a decade and having dealt with various reprisals, including a flimsy criminal case and two jail terms.

Yesterday, however, Lineker wrote in The Times that he was "unsettled" by Panorama's timing, but while there was "a lot of debate about whether media coverage has damaged our attempts to win... in terms of the bid, they are irrelevant".

He is unsettled by Marnie's (Oona Chaplin) desire to establish her own career and finds himself drawn to the late night clubs of Soho where he befriends Kiki (Hannah Tointon), a club hostess.

Mr. Murphy said he chose to write about Dr. King's pacifist arguments because he was unsettled by their earnestness.

Ryan McDermott of Annadale Striders was unable to finish the men's under 23 race as he was unsettled going into the race.

One that admittedly surfaces regularly ahead of European soccer's transfer "windows"–was that he was unsettled at his current club, the Spanish giant Real Madrid, and was looking to move on.

An employee smoking a cigarette outside Ming Pao's offices in Long Island City last week said he was unsettled by the possibility of layoffs, but he was also philosophical about the matter.

He was unsettled when they didn't respond immediately.