Sentence examples for less settled than from inspiring English sources

Critical opinion about Elgar is far less settled than it was at his centenary in 1957.

Precisely what those are, however, is less settled than it appears.

For now, the contest looks less settled than it did several weeks ago, when Mr. Codey was still advertising himself as a somewhat reluctant governor.

This time my feeling of uncertainty was a little stronger, if only because our destination was less settled than any we had visited before.

While Heaney's work does not incline towards the same disturbing visions as Frost's, the tension between light and dark in Heaney is less settled than often seems the case from the critical accounts of his admirers.

The state of the race is far less settled than on the eve of the primaries four years ago, when President Clinton faced no opposition and Bob Dole towered over the field.

Thanks to the proximity of the Atlantic, the weather is less settled here than in much of mainland Spain – hence the startling greenness of the grass.

One is the province of Sensibility, one is the province of Understanding, and the one in the middle is the province of a faculty that has a far less settled position than the other two, namely, Imagination (see A120).

In Afghanistan as in Shakespeare's comedies, the future is less rosily settled than it may seem.

On the whole, the Southeastern Carpathians are less densely settled than the Western Carpathians, but there also marked aggregations of people occur in the valleys.

I ask O'Boyle about labels, deals and suchlike, but things seem less than settled.