Sentence examples for unsettling in terms of from inspiring English sources
That switch "is questionable and unsettling in terms of his ability or desire to be fair and impartial".
Rewritten for 1947, in the still-blazing light of Hiroshima, the Galileo portrayed here is far from heroic, or necessarily right, even if he has found something potentially very unsettling and very useful in terms of how to understand our world.
Only Annette Peacock comes close in terms of unsettling otherness.
There is also her unsettling tendency to see the world in terms of a hierarchy of intellect, in which basic human concerns are given short shrift.
And yet there is something unsettling about thinking about moral values in terms of gains and losses.
That the Mets could still improve at the plate should be unsettling for the struggling Nationals, who find themselves in a similar situation in terms of lacking offense but a very different situation in the loss column.
This is unsettling given that it is widely recognized children and adults differ [ 10] in terms of their physiology and biology as well as the developmental and disease processes they experience [ 11, 12].
"It is unsettling at times," O'Connor says, underscoring the point, "to hear some modern feminists couch their reform agenda in terms of protection and recognition of their uniquely female perspectives.
While the question remains theoretical with respect to Mr. Clinton, in terms of possible charges of perjury, subornation of perjury and obstruction of justice, it was nonetheless being asked here as the unsettling week came to an end.
But in terms of feelings?
