Sentence examples for i was unsettled from inspiring English sources

I was unsettled when I first went out on the ice.

I was unsettled by her certainty, especially because her memory, unlike mine, is infallible.

I decided not to argue, for his sake, but I was unsettled by the exchange.

Sometimes I was unsettled by the noises the women and the men made, noises that kept me awake and fantasizing.

And yet as an equally passionate reader of Judith Butler, I was unsettled by my emotional investment in essentializing gender.

At times I was unsettled by this exemplary book, which describes a transformation I do remember, but took cover from, sequestered in my psychic closet.

"I love making films so much, but I'm unsettled at the moment," he said.

But I am unsettled by the way Jay Caspian Kang implies that the Korean community as a whole was frozen in responding to the incident.

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.

For a start, as a British Muslim, I am unsettled by the sight of England supporters dressed as Christian knights and jovially waving Crusader shields at the European championships in Poland and Ukraine.

My house is my haven, and I'm unsettled by the idea of the patrons on the patio below, drunk on microbrew and privilege, sitting close enough to hear me uncork the pinot and settle in for a night of Netflix.