unsettle造句

To startle or unsettle;shock.

Nothing can unsettle his resolution.

Changing schools might unsettle the kids.

More traditional fears also unsettle China's neighbours.

This strike may unsettle the economy.

Mass violence threatened to unsettle the very foundations of government.

Instead of being comforting,most detective novels unsettle their readers.

Despite all I know, new incidents of bigotry unsettle me.

That tea will unsettle varnish on a table.

There is a triffid-like menace that may unsettle delicate spirits.

Shake your head as you will, Nelly, you have helped to unsettle me!

There is enough force in this accusation to unsettle Mr Rudd.

Broader contention over the disputed seas could unsettle ties between Asia's two biggest economies.

That, of course, is because he wants to catch his readers' attention and unsettle them.

He will also use every possible device to unsettle our faith in God and in the truths of His Word.

That would “greatly unsettle moral objections to the death penalty”, argue Cass Sunstein and Adrian Vermeule, two law professors.

This ugly, vulgar, hard, hermetic, hardly eye-catching, hardly football style, yes it served the Dutch to unsettle Spain.

However, Wenger decided against bringing in someone to assist him with transfer dealings as he did not want to unsettle his team.

The most important thing is not to over-react or be distracted by stories designed to unsettle the club. This is our time.

Wall Street may be right about the economy in 2011. But the American government's inability to sort out its finances in a credible way should unsettle investors everywhere.

They pull the cheap tricks of B-list movies: ominous voiceovers, fade-in text, music and camera angles designed to unsettle the viewer.

Volatility of capital flows can unsettle an otherwise perfectly sound system, as we are vividly reminded by the recent turmoil in the Asian currency markets.

"It's a great kind of springboard," said Reid, who is planning a visit and is determined to learn the haka, the fierce Maori dance used to unsettle opponents before matches.

Nemo's words may delight the good-hearted and those who defend the interests of the oppressed nation, but some lives will inevitably unsettle the tranquil bourgeoisie, which values the inherent order.

They will not let us settle and try to restrict us in the opening exchanges to calm the crowd down, get them on the player's backs and generally unsettle Chelsea.

However, Ma Kang's principle is not to touch people from an aesthetic perspective, but draw forth from life experiences the most sensitive, most provocative states to make us involuntarily respond to the joy and pain of our world; to unsettle us.