Sentence examples for seems unsettled from inspiring English sources

It seems unsettled, if hardly unnerved.

His friend Polixenes, who overhears this speech, speaks for many of us when he says: "What means Sicilia?" And Hermione adds: "He something seems unsettled".

Her construction of a new identity through deception may feel a bit creepy, and she seems unsettled at being exposed, but I find no reason to judge her or Caitlin Jenner.

If the dog seems unsettled or is restless this could be a sign of discomfort.

Still, for downtown residents in particular, the city seems unsettled.

But the electorate seems unsettled and the strains in her relationship with Mr. Bloomberg have intensified, while her campaign, described by those close to it as cautious and incumbentlike, has so far failed to stir voters.

Movements are erratic, and the whales seem unsettled, restless, ready to head north.

Like postmodern hybrids, their power lies exactly in the fact that they seem unsettled, disruptive, on edge.

(Aides tell tales of Mr. Romney walking into a crowded room and seeming unsettled until he can locate his wife. "Where's Ann?" he asks).

"Fulham need to find someone to score goals and they are not helped by Andy Johnson's contract coming to an end this summer and Bobby Zamora seeming unsettled.

Later, the son of a wheelchair-bound man, whom Jim spotted earlier from afar shoves Sara, who scrapes her knee and requires a visit to the park nurse, who while treating his daughter, seems extremely unsettled by the "cat flu" apparently spreading through the parks' patrons, noting "You could be a host and not even know it".