Sentence examples for for the unsettled from inspiring English sources
The dimensions of a dwarf turned out to be problematic, at least for the unsettled collective imagination.
Giorgio De Giorgis said Lavezzi remains a target as a possible replacement for the unsettled Carlos Tevez.
The acquisition of Canada required officials in London to take responsibility for the unsettled western territories, now freed from the threat of French occupation.
And as for the unsettled religious orders, the nuns and priests who vowed allegiance and now preach dissent, why should the church put up with insubordination?
For the unsettled Roman Catholics in this 1.5 million-member archdiocese, the closing is one more blow in sweeping and bitterly contested cutbacks.
Angel Di Maria is inching closer to ending his Manchester United career sooner than anyone expected as Paris Saint-Germain near a move for the unsettled winger.
The differing strategies reflect the uncertainty that has characterized the Republican campaign for months, as members of the unsettled field have tried to break through with negative attacks without alienating voters.
Kudos to the honorable judges of Britain's High Court for their brave decision which will open wide the floodgates for all the unsettled cases of atrocities committed against human beings around the world to seek justice.
ISIS would have been eradicated unlike what is happening now... .. Yet, amidst all this, Francis, like brother Obama, seems more concerned with, for example, the unsettled but alleged certainty of presumed catastrophic global warming.
The Met Office's long-range forecast for October suggests the unsettled weather will continue but it promises "increasing chance of chilly nights and frosts".
Æthelheard's succession to the throne was disputed by an ætheling, Oswald, and it may be that Mercian support for Æthelheard in the unsettled aftermath of Ine's abdication both helped establish Æthelheard as king and also brought him into the sphere of influence of Æthelbald, the king of Mercia.
