Sentence examples for rather unsettled from inspiring English sources

Her assassination brought her rather unsettled life to a tragic end.

Mog had a rather unsettled relationship with food: she was a picky eater, a protester who frequently went on hunger strike, upsetting the Thomases.

As the book progresses, each episode adds another layer, gathering momentum as he reveals details of his rather unsettled childhood, often recalled through past encounters with birds.

Bynes is winking at the camera in every shot, which for whatever reason leaves us feeling rather unsettled.

This was arguably the kind of disjointed display that betrays a side who have gone through three coaches in four matches, leaving a group of players rather unsettled by all the upheaval and bewildered by their own inability to carry out the well-intended instructions of the latest incumbent.

Now I'm pretty much out of the world of journalism I like to minimise that tendency as much as I can but I'm conscious that a lot of people wanted to be guided rather than unsettled.

Her interest is in the desensitisation to unpleasantness that being "greezy" requires, but her piece seems more to be a study of swaying in pitch, harmony and timbre, and of perception being gently unsettled rather than radically altered.

Traditionalists suspect that Mr Cameron looks down on voters who prefer cheap energy bills to windmills, who think that charity begins at home and who feel unsettled rather than liberated by fast-changing moral codes.Take a step back, and the Conservative Party is having an argument about why Mr Cameron did not win an outright majority at the 2010 general election.

The paintings are dynamic, vital elusive and unsettled, but not unsettling; rather they provide an extremely nourishing experience.

Rather, he pricked bubbles, unsettled assumptions, and made people feel a lot less secure about who they were.

Rather, he travels to feel unsettled, estranged.