| There has thus been unsettlement of a most profound character, and it is unsettlement upon a really first-class issue. |
| That, however, was denied him, and the period of his journeyings was little else than a season of unsettlement and suspense. |
| To read with understanding, you have to join him down there, which is an arduous journey and often frustrating, but generates a sense of challenge and vital unsettlement. |
| The behind-the-scenes unsettlement has already had a serious effect on the on-pitch performance of the Brewers, who have lost every single game since the move was announced. |
| Not once had this elder, who I'd talked with numerous times, ever tried to talk with me and mention this in a manner that indicated discomfort or unsettlement on her part. |
| The result of all this agitation is an unsettlement that paralyzes business. |
