Sentence examples for was a bit unsettled from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, it's not really come as a surprise because of some things I've heard from a few people, that he was a bit unsettled and had probably kind of done all he thought he could do with the club and maybe was looking for a new challenge down in England somewhere".

It's not surprising that she's a bit unsettled.

"People have been a bit unsettled by this particular change," Mr. Rotenberg said in an interview.

I get the feeling they're a bit "unsettled" by alt-right comers such as Milo Yiannopolous.

(One suspects that the reason Harvey likes to talk about the safe subject of form so much is that she's a bit unsettled by her own project).

We were a bit unsettled when we heard that a cobra had taken up residence outside the main lodge, but the rangers seemed nonchalant.

It's a bit unsettled… Yes, and I think I'd like to concentrate on that if possible.

To be fair, the law is a bit unsettled in this area, particularly the question of what constitutes an illegal quid pro quo under bribery and related statutes.

However, it's a bit unsettling the startup hadn't thoroughly tested its own systems enough to find and fix those flaws first.

And while many of the major acting races are locked up, and even Best Picture seems to have broken down to "Boyhood" versus "Birdman," things are still a bit unsettled in the Best Documentary category.

The playing of the orchestra under the conductor Christopher Larkin was vibrant and colorful, if a bit unsettled.