Loomis was unsettled that someone he'd never even been introduced to could hate him so much.
"People are unsettled that actions they take in a time-sensitive environment without complete information will be second-guessed by people who have all the wisdom of hindsight," says a general.One explanation for the legal barrage is the activism triggered in 1998 by the incorporation into English law of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) through the Human Rights Act.
"I'm unsettled about that".
I was a newspaperman, and when I left Vietnam in the spring of 1967, I went to Ireland to write a memoir of my time there, fully conscious that conditions were unsettled (and, indeed, nine months later -- after the Tet offensive -- the question Can This War Be Won? was replaced by How Bad Is It?).
Whether or not that is so is unsettled for now.
But if you're unsettled because of concerns that you may not be able to train for your first choice of specialism, abandoning medicine altogether could be an over-reaction.
The cultural and political upheavals during the period covered in "Foto: Modernity in Central Europe, 1918-1945," currently at the Guggenheim, generated art that was unsettled and unsettling.
Or to put it another way, Deutsche is saying that markets are unsettled because both major parties have been or would be held hostage by populist nationalist parties - UKIP for the Tories, and the SNP for Labour.
That's unsettled, and the entire basis of modern standing doctrine is that a speculative injury does not impart standing; only an actual injury does.
While it's enduringly important to revisit works of well-known greatness — their merits reside precisely in their complexity, in the vastness of thought that reveals itself only subtly and gradually, through multiple viewings — it's also important to experience the shock of the new by means of the old, to discover an artistic past that is unsettled and has yet to be known.
