Sentences with phrase «rattled by»

I was rattled by it.

I'd planned to catch up with my gorgeous workmate Gaye at Bluesfest, but the place was heaving and I ended up being a little rattled by my T - boning incident, so we just managed a quick hug between gigs.

If you're a coffee drinker (and not rattled by caffeine or on a break from sugary things), you MUST, I repeat, MUST visit Jo's in Mount Pleasant, Texas and try at Affogato for me.

I'm still feeling a little rattled by it, both that someone in such a low - key suburb required crash tackling and that a boot to the skull was deemed necessary.

«Potential homebuyers may be a little rattled by the swings in the stock market the past few weeks, but the job market continues to strengthen, which should power demand through the spring season,» says Mike Fratantoni, chief economist for the MBA.

Like Vandenboss, Dietz has been rattled by the scam.

According to Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, lost in this discussion are the numerous Generation X households who bought their first home, started a family and entered the middle part of their careers only to be rattled by job losses, falling home values and overall economic uncertainty during and after the Great Recession.

The potential sale comes as the grocery industry has been rattled by Amazon.com Inc.'s acquisition of Whole Foods Market Inc..

By Jacqui Barrett - Poindexter RATTLED BY CAREER CRISIS?

By Jacqui Barrett - Poindexter Rattled by Career Crisis?

Unlike gold, which was rattled by a rebounding dollar, bitcoin has been largely unaffected by speculation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates faster than previously expected.

For example, CME reported a tepid response to its bitcoin futures contract at the December launch, with many investors rattled by the dire warnings (i.e., FUD) circulating through the market.

The South African rand plunged more than 11 % in the last 7 days, first rattled by a downgrade by Standard & Poors to junk status as well as the move by Moody's to place South Africa — which it has two notches above junk — on downgrade review.

He is so rattled by the Cambridge Analytica expose that he daily tries to divert attention from it, yesterday it was the judiciary and today it Namo App.»

In addition to Google's advertising ban, markets were rattled by fresh calls from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to regulate the digital asset market.

Rattled by sweeping changes recommended by the Swarup committee on investor awareness and protection, insurance industry...

But he's the one being rattled by news stories and social media attacks questioning the ethical optics — wrongly, he says — of his legal work on behalf of clients who are fighting city halls in Chateauguay and a neighbouring community.

Some early examples of repetitive mistakes: agreeing to stipulations I didn't understand, fumbling with deposition exhibits, getting rattled by objections, and failing to pin down witnesses.

To that end, we chose to serve not just as attorneys who dealt with insurance companies, but also to serve as counselors, quelling the fears of individuals who had been understandably rattled by a traumatic accident or incident.

The Middle East market has been rattled by the drop in oil prices.

It is natural to be rattled by these observations.

Chris Horner of the American Tradition Institute writes in with this: So the American Association for the Advancement of Science, thoroughly rattled by the American Tradition Institute's FOIA requests of UVa and NASA — and even more so by the litigation forced by the institutions» respective stonewalling — issued a board statement comparing FOIA requests...

He may have been more rattled by the confrontation he had before the hearing began than by the topics of the hearing.

The latter made British artists pedantic while in France the avant garde, less rattled by the camera, were seeing dots and cubes.

2009 This is a Test, curated by Sam Gordon, ACP @ X Initiative, New York, NY The Open, Deitch, Long Island City, NY Aberrant Abstraction, The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, KS Besides, With, Against, And Yet: Abstraction and the Ready - Made, The Kitchen, New York, NY Oculus Imaginationis, Horton Gallery, New York, NY The Best is Yet to Come, Galleria Glance, Turino, Italy Rattled By the Rush, Andrew Rafacz Gallery, Chicago, IL DiSoRgAnIzEd (Another 24 Hours), curated by Jacob Robichaux, Museum 52, New York, NY

2009 Submerging Artists, Kölnischer Kunstverein, Curated by General Store, Cologne, Germany Wallgasm, Angstrom Gallery, Curated by John Riepenhoff, Los Angeles, CA From New York with Love, curated by Glori Linares, Candela Gallery, San Juan, PR Rattled by the Rush, Andrew Rafacz Gallery, Chicago, IL Objet Petit A, Spoke (With Crisitina Tufino), Curated by Matthew Dupont, Chicago, IL Good News, Curated by Amanda Schmitt, Porter Butts Gallery University of Wisconsin - Madison Cadaver Corpse, Space 1028, Curated by Tessa Perutz, Chicago IL

2009 Quick While Still, Motus Fort, Tokyo, Japan Jettison: New Ideas in Abstraction, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN Maximal Minimal, Art Advisory, Lugano, Switzerland Rattled by the Rush, Andrew Rafacz Gallery, Chicago, IL Mergers & Acquisitions, the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA

Rattled by pandemic, the U.S. government collapses in days and anarchy ensues.

Combat is faster than one would expect, it's one that is not rattled by repetitive combat dialogue, and manages to keep battles less than a minute outside of mini-bosses and Palace bosses.

If you get a second dog, always try to get a calmer and more confident dog than the one you already have, one that barks less, is less rattled by noises or stress, is more sociable with people and other dogs, is good at playing and not too rough, and is well trained.

This is the kind of calm dog that isn't really rattled by anything, is friendly, confident, likes this kind of work, and willing to please.

Have you ever known one of those dogs who don't seem rattled by anything?

It all means that at a time when families are particularly rattled by the volatility and low returns of financial markets and want the security of a prepaid plan, the college savings vehicles have become more expensive and higher risk than consumers realize.

Canadians rattled by the massive Equifax data breach may turn to credit monitoring and anti-identify theft services for peace of mind, but in most cases they'll be paying more for what is presently available for little or no cost, according to experts.

If, as Hyundai thinks, you were rattled by the recession and are now looking at luxury in a less - expensive way, then yes, you want it.

Yes, maybe there are superstar teachers in Silicon Valley who never get rattled by computer viruses, inspire their students with thrilling lab simulations and connect their classroom with Nobel Prize - winning researchers.

Cerf is neither rattled by such attacks — he certainly doesn't like them — nor defensive.

Earlier this month, The Envelope gathered some of the industry's top actors not just to talk about their current, award - contending films but to take the temperature of a community rattled by revelations of sexual harassment and assault claims against the likes of movie titan Harvey Weinstein and...

Set in 1959 in a «peaceful, idyllic suburban community» that is rattled by a home invasion, a death starts to reveal the town's «dark underbelly of betrayal, deceit, and violence».

Earlier this month, The Envelope gathered some of the industry's top actors not just to talk about their current, award - contending films but to take the temperature of a community rattled by revelations of sexual harassment and assault claims against the likes of movie titan Harvey Weinstein and others.

It's significant that Ann's faith isn't rattled by the apocalypse, if only because it's treated so mildly, a childlike characteristic in a young woman who otherwise, as Caleb (Chris Pine) remarks to Loomis (Chiwetel Ejiofor), seems much older than her years.

He was rattled by him.

It's amazing what fearing nuclear destruction will do to you, but by this day and age, we don't even seem too rattled by that prospect.

«While we don't usually develop sun - induced spots, if our skin is rattled by harsh ingredients or even just a scrape, it'll often leave dark marks that are tough to get rid of.»

These are the people accused of overreacting and who are rattled by loud noises, bright lights, and crowds.

SCHENECTADY — In an effort to quiet the concerns of residents who are rattled by the barrage of late - night explosions, Schenectady County legislators on Tuesday night repealed the legal use of small fireworks.

«He is obviously very rattled by my independent campaign gaining momentum to end the corruption in Nassau County, which he appears to represent,» Maragos said in a statement.

Labour hit back at the PM by suggesting the fact he had used his speech to make «personal attacks» about Corbyn was a «sure sign that he is rattled by the re-energisation of the Labour Party».

«He's rattled by the health service,» he observed, trying his best to look pained and upset.

Rattled by the slaughter in Paris, 60 percent of young Americans support sending U.S. ground troops to combat ISIS, a 12 percentage - point increase after the Nov. 13 attacks that killed 130, according to a new poll of 18 - to 29 - year - olds.