Sentence examples for slightly unsettled from inspiring English sources
"Why?" I ask, slightly unsettled.
Her highest notes seemed slightly unsettled at first, but quickly came under control.
It is slightly unsettled, maybe in both squads, and that gives opportunities to players to stand up.
One of the exhibition's 116,000 visitors, a stockbroker by the name of Genevieve Habert, had felt slightly unsettled by the image on her visit, and so she returned to MoMA on the evening of Sunday 3 December to check.
Lengthy pauses, a chilly auditorium and a mysterious source of piercing feedback -- which persisted throughout the evening despite repeated requests for mindfulness from the house management -- made the concert feel slightly unsettled.
The fifth seed cemented his advantage by breaking in the third game of the second set after O'Mara had become slightly unsettled when a line call went against him.
Until I saw the new Blackberry 7700 hand-held, which unsettled me slightly.
Perhaps slightly more unsettling are the articles in the magazines pitching products to people getting married.
The minutes of the latest Bank of England meeting showed a slightly more hawkish stance on interest rates, which has also unsettled investors.
Mr. Wright revealed himself to be the compelling but slightly wacky uncle who unsettles strangers but really just craves attention.
Stanley's review called Wright "the compelling but slightly wacky uncle who unsettles strangers but really just craves attention".
