Sentence examples for of an unsettled from inspiring English sources

Perry's lead in national polls is fragile, and is based on the opinions of an unsettled Republican electorate.

There is a suggestion of autobiography here, and yet the story also satisfies on another level: as a resonant portrait of an unsettled moment.

"Hints of an unsettled period of weather in the runup to the festival … I think a mixed festival is the most likely".

The Democrats met at the start of an unsettled election year with three dozen governors' offices and control of Congress at stake.

The Brennans' domestic life was marked by uncertainty and upheaval, and she was always preoccupied, in her writing, with the paradox of an unsettled home.

The weather service is predicting three to four inches of rain — and perhaps more — from Kansas City, Mo., to Chicago by Friday morning, the result of an unsettled weather pattern that prompted widespread tornado and thunderstorm watches.

I wanted to end the middle act of Saba's story on an unsettled and anxious note, both for the reader and myself as the writer.

The muted reaction of the Athens Government to the news from Crete led to an unsettled state of affairs on the mainland.

He used the phrase more than 10 years ago, at a time when he felt Britain was emerging from that syndrome, but the disease's symptoms are appearing now - a lack of confidence, an unsettled sense of identity.

Fletcher stoutly rebuffed suggestions that Strauss's poor return in two Tests was down to an unsettled state of mind.

"The Supreme Court's decision brings much needed certainty to an unsettled area of the law," said Chairman Michael Powell Michael Powell in a statement.