Sentence examples for erratic state from inspiring English sources

Their off-kilter plotting and sometimes hysterical style, which Hornung uses to great effect to show Bunny's emotionally erratic state, may date them.

On the international scene, however, it may be a strength: international issues are mostly about interests and law and not about calming erratic state premiers from Bavaria or North Rhine-Westphalia.A successful EU presidency would give her the authority she needs to breathe life into the grand coalition, says Wolfgang Nowak, of the Alfred Herrhausen Society, a think-tank.

This singular focus paid off, culminating in, as the artist describes it, "A world in an erratic state of flux that seems to evade any grasp of clear control plays host to constantly alternating physical and mental landscapes.

Designing a missile shield that could protect against limited attack from erratic states like North Korea, Iran or Iraq is reasonable.

The driving was so erratic that state troopers pulled the bus over twice, and finally prevented the driver from going any farther.

Because of the fires' erratic nature, state officials had difficulty compiling accurate data on the scope of the damage or progress in controlling them.

Despite Sheila's erratic mental state, her psychiatrist told the court that the kind of violence necessary to commit the murders was not consistent with his view of her.

This is difficult, since Putin is in the erratic, hubristic mental state typical of your late-period autocrat.

But the president, the senior official said, was also latching on to the change in leadership in Pyongyang to try to break what Mr. Obama called a long cycle of provocations that were rewarded by countries anxious to ease tensions with an erratic nuclear-armed state.

Bright blue A growth manifesto Pride and prejudice An unwelcoming nation ReprintsAnthony Seldon, headmaster of Wellington College, founded in the mid-19th century to educate the sons of deceased army officers, ascribes the ill-feeling to frustrations about the erratic progress of state education reforms from Mr Blair's government onwards.

To a degree, the suicides reflect the farmers' bafflement at the gradual, and erratic, withdrawal of the state.