Sentence examples for how unsettled from inspiring English sources

How unsettled they were by the silence.

The poll provides a statistical reminder of how unsettled and unpredictable this year's political landscape remains.

"Terrific strategy, honey," I said, trying to hide how unsettled I felt.

As they walked in, both Ms. Couric and Mr. Berger were struck by how unsettled the NBC team appeared.

Mr. Russell mentioned how unsettled he felt: "All my knickknacks and things are in the basement in boxes.

"The immigration policy debate shows how unsettled we are right now about how we view immigration," she added.

But Richard Lloyd Parry's remarkable examination of that crime, what it revealed about Japanese society and how it unsettled conventional notions of bereavement, elevates his book far above the genre.

But the chief issue remained unsettled: how to pay the cost of doing so.

Particularly when we want it to live, because we can't stand how naked and unsettled deep romantic longings can make us feel.

The moves were not directly related to each other, but do reflect how much remains unsettled at Newsweek nearly a year after Sidney Harman, the audio tycoon, purchased it and hired a new executive team that included Tina Brown as editor.

Sir David Attenborough is urging the public to take part in the Big Butterfly Count so that scientists can discover just how disastrous the unsettled weather is proving for Britain's 59 butterfly species.