Sentence examples for was too unsettled from inspiring English sources

Switzerland, which convenes the routine conference here, postponed it last year on the ground that the situation in the Middle East was too unsettled.

When she became pregnant in 1935, they were initially overjoyed, buying clothes and furniture for the child, but doubts developed for Reich, who felt the future was too unsettled.

He once told reporters at Indian Wells that he was too unsettled to play well in the desert, because there were so many old people there and when he went out to dinner, he feared that somebody would go face down in their food and die.

Mr. Schwartz's personal life was also unsettled.

The international situation is also unsettled.

But her images are too literal to unsettle habitual expectations deeply.

The political hierarchy – and Salman, the new king, in particular – argue that if moves to democracy and modernisation are too quick, it would unsettle the country's dominant religious and ethnic structure.

The ground is still not ready and the weather too unsettled.

Evans was regarded as Basso's main challenger beforehand, yet he now seems to be too far down now to unsettle the Italian.

It is too complicated, too generally unsettling and too distracting when we are hard pressed by practical urgencies... 'Pastoral' means more than 'consolatory'prophetictic' more than 'unsettling'unsettling

My idea of "Englishness" was unsettled too.