Sentence examples for looking unsettled from inspiring English sources

DURBAN, South Africa — It would have been perfectly understandable if Joachim Löw's German team had opened this World Cup looking unsettled instead of in tune.

What's he doing there in the middle?" The camera does not show you but the voice was presumably a very concerned Cruyff, who before kick-off was fidgeting and looking unsettled as he sat down in the dugout.

Norwich were looking unsettled and the next goal came when Ward's failure to keep the ball allowed Suarez to go racing down the right flank before cutting inside and arrowing in powerfully.

The early part of the game was largely uneventful, with both teams' defenses looking unsettled.

Maicon didn't just look unsettled, he panicked.

"The weekend looks unsettled and dominated by low pressure, with cool temperatures and the strongest winds moving to the North".

Only once did he look unsettled: when he realized he hadn't run that language by Tom.

"When we took them to the U.N. compound, they looked unsettled," she said, adding that she asked them, "Is everything O.K.?" She said they relied, " 'It's cool.

"We have a functioning government, and whatever some people will say – that we are a lame-duck government, that I am a lame-duck prime minister – we take our job very seriously," he said in the hour long session during which he at times looked unsettled and unconvincing.

After the break Inverness looked unsettled and were unable to take advantage of their extra man.

Berdych looked unsettled, complaining about the balls and a line call as Murray saw out the set by making an impressive 77% of first serves.