Sentence examples for something unsettled from inspiring English sources

But why, then, is there an impression of something unsettled and unsettling here, as if something crucial were missing?

There was something unsettled about his character.

That little correction, abruptly turning the painter of The Raft of the Medusa into the photographer of charming postcard scenes, leaves something unsettled behind the lovely tableau, a tint of agitation that reflects back on the racial and sexual tensions earlier in the poem, and foreshadows the final image of disconnection.

But then, all of our historical windows open into something unsettled, it seems.

Still, even when I was a Christian, something unsettled me about this.

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".

All combined with a sense of something a little unsettled, of trapped energy and talent as-yet unexpressed.

Sallie tapped her toe, a sign that something had made her unsettled.

Every time we almost decide what our market position ought to be under these unsettled conditions something happens to revive our doubts.

By Romeyn Berry The New Yorker, October 2, 1937 P. 11 Every time we almost decide what our market position ought to be under these unsettled conditions something happens to revive our doubts.

But the poem is something more sober, and more unsettled: a five-movement composition in the key of unfulfillment, with, as its opening and closing theme, love that is not simply abandoned but "murdered," "discarded".