Examples of 'has rattled' in a sentence
Meaning of "has rattled"
has rattled: This phrase describes a state of being disturbed, agitated, or unsettled by a particular event or situation. It suggests a feeling of anxiety, nervousness, or unease caused by external factors
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An earthquake has rattled the cities to rubble.
Yet another in a series of quakes that has rattled both coasts.
That has rattled some bank customers.
This whole thing has rattled you.
The violence has rattled a region with a history of ethnic conflict.
This growing consciousness is what has rattled the ruling class.
Sanders has rattled off a string of wins in recent primaries and caucuses.
This concept has rattled around.
Growing pro-independence sentiment among young people in Hong Kong has rattled the regime.
But something has rattled him big time.
It seems your naming yourself CEO has rattled them.
The rise of populism has rattled the political establishment.
Can they reach a truce on a dispute that has rattled markets?
Perhaps his fear has rattled his confidence in his mind.
Cassie, this whole thing has rattled you.
Adama Traore has rattled it into the top corner.
It has been described as " a vegan spread that has rattled the egg industry.
His invasion of Ukraine has rattled the very core of the European state system.
The rising rhetoric between the world 's economic goliaths has rattled international markets.
For weeks a loud ' boom ' has rattled quiet neighborhoods at night or early in the morning.
The uncertainty over the outcome of this election has rattled investors around the world.
The suicide bombing has rattled Kuwait, known for its relative wealth and stability.
Still, fear of losing Chinese luxury customers has rattled the market nonetheless.
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake has rattled parts of Southern California, the biggest tremor to strike in 20 years.
I'm not authorized to give you the details. But something has rattled him big time.
The radish incident has rattled and unnerved Chi Soo.
This week 's escalation of the U.S. campaign against Huawei has rattled investors.
A wave of gratuitous violence has rattled inhabitants of the capital Oslo.
This has rattled the Arab regimes, and now it 's frightening the Israeli government . ”.
Another strong aftershock has rattled the nerves there.
I am sure it has rattled investors, Jerry . Yes, I know.
More likely, this past night, your poisoning has rattled the grass.
But still, that question has rattled around in my head for some time.
Of course, Dubai 's financial crisis has rattled markets.
I am sure it has rattled investors, Jerry.
There is something that has rattled Klitschko.
I am sure it has rattled investors, Terry.
What lies in her past that has rattled her so much?
I think that has rattled people a little bit . ”.
The shock for your father 's death has rattled your nervous system.
The 2018 cryptocurrency market has rattled many of even the firmest proponents of digital assets.
The Venezuelan leader 's penchant for expropriations has rattled many well-to-do Venezuelans.
Word of more U.S. sanctions has rattled the Russian currency and stock markets.
In the short run, Mr. Trump has rattled the entire region.
A strong 7.3-magnitude earthquake has rattled the northern border region between Iran and Iraq, killing scores.
Powerful, magnitude 7.5 earthquake has rattled Papua New Guinea.
The intensifying trade dispute has rattled financial markets for weeks.
Your discovery has rattled someone, Liam.
A sharp 6.2 magnitude earthquake has rattled much of New Zealand this afternoon.
A flurry of more than 1,000 small earthquakes has rattled Southern California over the past three weeks.
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