Sentence examples for when unsettled from inspiring English sources

But it was unmistakable how the home team had toiled against Stoke's direct approach and two-man attack until Adam Lallana equalised Jonathan Walters' early goal and how, even when unsettled, Liverpool never lost their belief or ability to hurt their opponents.

Some 1,200 tornadoes touch down across the United States each year, most commonly in the spring months, a transition time when unsettled weather is more likely to occur.

Years later, the impact of this friendship is brought to light when Daisy, unsettled in her marriage, rediscovers her childhood diaries in an old toy chest.

The markets have calmed except when Donald Trump unsettles them with a tweet and the banks are healthy, but some negative trends that have been building for decades, and destabilizing politics, have worsened: income inequality, large regional variations in the distribution of economic well-being, and the political system's adoption of an excessive faith in markets.

She still gets unsettled when recalling that night.

He was unsettled when they didn't respond immediately.

She was similarly unsettled when the gentle Mr. Fiske took her up to the attic.

I was unsettled when I first went out on the ice.

I asked if he'd felt unsettled when he saw his friend masturbating on a passed-out girl.

Celtic hardly had time to establish a rhythm when they were unsettled by that strike from Miller.

In 1994, 30 years after the first furore, liberal Ireland was deeply unsettled when O'Brien interviewed the Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams, glowingly, for the New York Times.