Sentence examples for long unsettled from inspiring English sources

"The king did 90% of his job in just one day!" jokes one Saudi.The problem of the succession has long unsettled the Saudi monarchy.

Underneath is the unresolved pain of Native Hawaiians, unhappy over long unsettled land claims and economic disadvantage.

It is against this background that Shakespeare created a more complicated image of the malignant Jew ("If you prick us, do we not bleed?") that has long unsettled audiences.

Under contract at McLaren until the end of 2018, he has long been unsettled at a team who have seriously underperformed in recent years.

It took the federal court two years to give out its opinion deciding the litigation fight between the parties, in a ruling that came down on Monday that left some issues unsettled long after the battle subsided.

It provides high levels of customer satisfaction, is responsive and flexible and ensures that the beer is not unsettled by long journeys.

Taking care of the newborn and mothers' own needs was easier when the baby was mostly content, but highly challenging if the baby was unsettled over long periods, preventing the mother from getting sleep and rest.

Gerrard went on to add that, in his view, the Premier League transfer window should be closed before the season starts in order to prevent clubs being unsettled by long-running transfer sagas during the season.

The result is a brilliant and brutal novel that continues to unsettle long after the final page has been turned.

Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper", a first-person account of mental illness, has long been a staple of university literature courses, but it deserves its place here as one of those stories that continues to unsettle long after reading.

The children's stories continue to unsettle long after the book ends: the 13-year-old incarcerated forthrowing a piece of steak at his mother's boyfriend; the 15-year-old for throwing a sandal at her mother; the 11-year-old for calling the police after his mother locked him out of the house; the 14-year-old for writing a satirical Myspace profile.