Sentence examples for her instability from inspiring English sources

The royals need a woman with Diana's glamour but without her instability.

In the twilight of Houston's career, when dew had turned to sweat, it was to her "black" voice and black life that her instability was attributed.

Years ago, she had incidents with police in which their use of force, or even just their apathy, deepened her instability.

You assume, initially, her father is responsible for her instability; but Johnson goes on to imply that real suffering is not a social weapon and Louise's trauma is touched with narcissism.

The exaggerated mannerisms of her character, which had conspired to irk viewers accustomed to the intelligent, steely Carrie, were actually part of an attempt to convince those around her of her instability.

"I was never very close to her because we lived apart but during the opportunities I had to talk to her she was full of enthusiasm, although her instability always dragged her down, she was not grounded and went from one life project to another, without question".

"She found a friendship with her instabilities and turned it immediately into questions that are dazzled, rather than narcotized," the writer Wayne Koestenbaum, with whom Nelson studied at CUNY, told me.

The attempt wasn't fatal, but it underlined her mental instability, and earned her a three-year prison sentence.

Bell noted the similarities between Elle and the character Claire Bennet, saying that they "relate to each other" and "are two sides of the same coin" because, while Elle's father sanctioned testing on her, supposedly causing her mental instability, Noah kept Claire hidden, preventing Claire from experiencing the same childhood that "really messed [Elle] up".

Those obstacles, apart from being a woman, included the restrictive culture of postwar Japan, in which she matured and outside of which she had to establish an identity; her parents' opposition to her becoming an artist; and her mental instability.

She wasn't fretting over the beauty contest anymore, although she did bring it up from time to time; now it was all about her periods of depression, her mental instability, the pictures she wanted to paint but hadn't.