Sentence examples for what unsettled from inspiring English sources

What unsettled me was the man's intimate demeanor and offerings about the house I hadn't inhabited yet.

What unsettled earlier ages was the thought of a frozen North, capable of defeating the will even of men as energetic and resourceful as Sir John Franklin.

What really unsettled, however, were the non-gay issues that were briefly touched on.

Conversely, those who value American public lands have been laggard in articulating an updated vision for those open spaces appropriate to the 21st century and capable of expressing what the unsettled "fruited plains" and "purple mountain majesties" of the west still mean for our national experience and our capacity to meet the challenges of the future.

Conversely, those who value American public lands have been laggard in articulating an updated vision for those open spaces appropriate to the twenty-first century and capable of expressing what the unsettled "fruited plains" and "purple mountain majesties" of the West still mean for our national experience and our capacity to meet the challenges of the future.

"There is nothing on the horizon specific and yet we know it's an uncertain and unsettled world: what will the Army next be asked to do?

America sometimes differs with its partners in the settled, rich world because they cannot agree what to do about unsettled places with the potential to explode.

Left unsettled is what advice to give half a million American VW owners still running vehicles that produce emissions that are as much as 40 times over the legal limit.

At the same time, the Democratic National Committee, which is responsible for planning details of the convention program, along with logistics, was dogged by delays in selecting a chief executive for the convention, and unsettled by what was still a struggle for the nomination between Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley.

But we didn't get to see each other that Saturday evening, and I went to bed unsettled, unsure what our plans were for Mother's Day.

What Mr. Grimmett termed "the unsettled state of the global economy" prompted a number of developing nations to focus on upgrading their existing arsenals rather than signing deals to purchase new weapons systems.