Sentence examples for as unsettled from inspiring English sources

But things are as unsettled as ever.

For companies, the best strategy for finding software flaws is just as unsettled.

The final story, "Ground Zero," is told by a psychiatrist who becomes as unsettled as her patient.

Forty years after Dallas and thirty years after the Watergate hearings, opinion about the "real" Kennedy and the "real" Nixon is as unsettled as it ever was.

The subpoenas are coming at a time when the legal status of reporters is as unsettled as it has been in more than two decades.

As the story unfolded, Jasper's very real fixation with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa, emerged; in one scene he observes a sheen of sweat bloom on her neck with frustrated longing so palpable you felt as unsettled as young Rosa herself.

However, its self-appointed ethics committee, which hired a former F.B.I. director to investigate what happened in the Caribbean, might still require evidence from Warner in relation to the as yet unsettled case of Bin Hammam.

It has been a noble experiment, but at the end of the decade the world is as disorderly, as rancid with fear, as profoundly unsettled and insecure as it was when we decided to be rich, safe, and contented all by ourselves.

Two years after an uprising toppled the regime of Hosni Mubarak, the country's public affairs remain as miserably unsettled and accident-prone as ever.It might seem a good thing, for instance, that the president, Muhammad Morsi, should recently have set a date, April 22nd, for fresh parliamentary elections.

The historical debate is as hot, and unsettled, as ever.

His professional life, meanwhile, remained as episodic and unsettled as his personal life.