Sentence examples for unnerved from inspiring English sources

Participants were asked to rate how unnerved they were by the supercomputer on a scale where one was "not at all" and five was "extremely".Dr Gray and Dr Wegner found that those presented with the idea of a supercomputer that was much more powerful than other computers or was capable of planning ahead were not much unnerved.

Investors were left with no choice but to hold on to stocks; that unnerved many of them.

That has unnerved investors, who also mutter that Dell has failed to crack fast-growing consumer markets for things such as smartphones and tablet computers.Dell's shares have underperformed the NASDAQ stockmarket for some time (see chart).

At other times we feel unnerved by the never-ending combat.Tea with Miss JekyllGraham Thomas was in a gardening tradition that stretches back to Theophrastus, the most influential botanist of antiquity.

Even his most avid supporters were unnerved when Mr Bahceli flung a hangman's noose at his audience during a rally in the eastern city of Erzurum.

The ensuing row, combined with uncertainty over who would be running the country after October, unnerved IBRA's employees, who grew loth to take any new decisions.

The Ebola epidemic in Africa and pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, where Chinese mainlanders do much of their shopping, have unnerved consumers.

Those told he could not feel pain, pleasure or fear were much more unnerved.

Pakistan takes a beating Curiouser and curiouser The coalition crumbles No turning back ReprintsWhat has so unnerved the Chinese is that the May riots were so brutal.

In the course of riling China, Mr Chen has also unnerved Taiwan's supporters, particularly America.

In all the mini-crises that have punctuated his premiership, only the near-miss of Scotland's independence referendum is said to have unnerved him much.He also has a new reason for cheer.