Sentence examples for a more unsettled future from inspiring English sources
In ways we may be unable fully to appreciate until, someday, we look back at this year from what is bound to be a more unsettled future, the 1996 election seems wonderfully, reassuringly safe.
But what is certain is that, in a matter of weeks, Italy has become not just a more unsettled place, but a darker and scarier one.
Sunday will present a more unsettled picture across much of the UK, he said, with showers spreading northwards over much of the UK.
The first movement is sun drenched and full of yearning, the saxophone soaring over a teeming orchestra; the second is a more unsettled expression of homesickness.
As a more unsettled account of the species, he briefly recounted survival of the fittest, well known even in Aristotle's time.
During his youth in Poland in the 1960s, Mr. Stanko favored a thornier, more unsettled style, drawing on the radical new example of an American jazz avant-garde.
If the economic picture was a bit more unsettled, it's not hard to imagine them spending even less.
This means that, if there is an absolute case for a memorial, the case for a museum is more unsettled.
And with the political principles that conservative writers have advocated — the repeal of Obamacare, a crackdown on immigration and the dismantling of environmental regulations — set to become the policy goals of a Republican-led government, the commercial future of conservative publishing looks far more unsettled.
A revised forecast will point to more unsettled weather well into next month.
