unsettle

The call unsettled him for the rest of the morning.

With this woman, however, he has been unsettled more than once.

I tried not to show how this news unsettled me.

He will not be able to unsettle you any longer.

But I have always been unsettled by the sight of dead children.

Nothing had ever unsettled this boy, or at least that's what he wanted me to believe.

Many parents are themselves unsettled by the new sexual environment.

The way the news came out also unsettled some consumers.

For a moment his offer and form of address unsettled her.

He should never have let her leave the house still angry and with things unsettled.

He unsettled her, and nothing was nearly so dangerous to a woman of science.

Some were also unsettled by an increase in the money supply.

But something happened three weeks ago in England that unsettled him.

That unsettled me a bit, but we eventually got going and it was all right.

But there was something about her that seriously unsettled him.

"Even though they're not major changes in some cases, it's enough to unsettle people."

What he had to say to his students would surprise and unsettle many of them.

Enough to unsettle any artist; but he was sound and would keep his head.

Are you afraid his mind will be unsettled by such things as this letter?

The eight Japanese species had been unsettled until this study.

Most still seemed unsettled by it, though they did obey.

The entire morning had unsettled her, and she wanted to have one final chance at finding him.

But paradoxically, many of the same people are unsettled by both.

At first the idea seemed to unsettle him, but he could see the possibilities.