Sentence examples for unsettling he from inspiring English sources
"The fact of death is unsettling," he writes.
"It will be dark and unsettling," he promises, cheerfully.
"I hope that the details that are in there are unsettling," he said.
"That's what makes the Canadian decision a little unsettling," he says.
"A change in your therapist's routines is a little unsettling," he said.
What would be unsettling, he says, would be any thought that Britain might lose access to the single market.
And he admitted after an unsettling season he had lost his love for the game before Pompey came calling.
While he has suffered through some unsettling losses, he does not seem worried.
The businessmen Calderon expected to meet were actually FBI agents with an unsettling message: He was under investigation for public corruption, and he could either cooperate with authorities or face the consequences.
Mr. Letterman's barbs are some of the sharpest of the three, but they are not as unsettling because he has a long history of living his life onstage, notably when he told viewers he was being blackmailed over an affair with a staff member, and it turned out he wasn't kidding.
In a brilliantly unsettling chapter, he interrogates the four doomed victims of the "plot" he has discovered: the men accused of being the Queen's lovers.
