Sentence examples for unsettled of having from inspiring English sources

She had been moving around a lot and wanted to explore notions of belonging and being unsettled, of having to get to know somewhere and deciding at what point it becomes home.

Many of the girls had unsettled home lives, had suffered previous ill treatment or abuse, and some were in local authority care.

The disappearance of the booksellers has unsettled residents of Hong Kong, where Bo may have been detained before being spirited to mainland China.

But what is now looming has unsettled many of the residents of this normally quiet South Jersey town.

Diplomatic tension between Britain and Argentina has flared up after more than three decades since they went to war over the South Atlantic archipelago, and that has unsettled some of the roughly 2,500 islanders.

The putsch and the purge that has followed have unsettled the country of 80 million, a NATO member bordering Syria, Iraq and Iran, and a Western ally in the fight against Islamic State.

The efforts to sell Starrett City had unsettled many of its 14,000 tenants.

That growth among Mexicans has unsettled members of some other minority groups, including Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, and especially blacks, many residents say.

The Canadian group came late to the game, announcing in mid-May that it would challenge the proposed international merger that had unsettled several of its members.

It took us a while to refocus because the look on Mark's face had unsettled both of us.

Perceived American weakness in Syria, coupled with the concessions that Iran has extracted over its nuclear deal with the West, has also unsettled many of the Washington's traditional allies in the region: will the US stand up for them when the chips are down?