Sentence examples for extraordinarily unstable from inspiring English sources
Borderline personality disorder is characterized by an extraordinarily unstable mood and self-image.
In the words of scholar Richard B. Jewell, "The supreme irony of RKO's existence is that the studio earned a position of lasting importance in cinema history largely because of its extraordinarily unstable history.
These two types of flows commonly occur in all types of mountainous terrain throughout the world, but the largest and most far-reaching originate from volcanoes, where extraordinarily large volumes of both unstable rock debris and water can be mobilized (Vallance and Scott [1997]; Mothes et al. [1998]).
But "Dallas 1963" places the assassin in context as a malleable, unstable figure breathing the city's extraordinarily feverish air.
He was eventually – and quite extraordinarily – acquitted of murder, arguing successfully that the victim, his neighbour, was violent and unstable and that the killing was in self-defense.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
Progress was extraordinarily slow.
