Sentence examples for seem unstable from inspiring English sources

So both the pre-Lisbon and the post-Auschwitz view of evil seem unstable.

President Obama will emerge as the mature moderate while the Republicans will seem unstable and dangerous.

What if Putin ordered this attack to make Russia seem unstable under Medvedev, as a pretext for taking back control?

Also, she cautions, be careful how you word your techno flirtation: misspellings can be cute, or can make you look like a moron, while quirky punctuation can make you seem unstable.

As for the UPF, while a coalition of neo-Nazis, fascists and fundamentalist Christians may seem unstable, it's proven to be reasonably effective: since his takeover of the movement from the Great Aussie Patriot, Cottrell's espousal of Nazi politics has received barely a mention, let alone complaints.

There are red flags that should prompt you to get medical attention, Dr. Musahl said: pain that gets progressively worse, pain at rest or at night, joint swelling or bruises that do not heal, and knees or elbows or other joints that lock or seem unstable.

"There are so few animals right now that their social structure seems unstable," Ms. Shenk said.

His tempos seemed unstable, impatient at times, and his tuning tended to falter where it mattered most, in big cadences.

He usually held jobs for only short periods, long enough to buy paints or art supplies, and had seemed unstable in the past year after frequently using marijuana.

A local prosecutor told Agence France-Presse that the woman, whose name was not given, seemed "unstable" and would be given a psychiatric examination.

I'm a fairly confident kayaker, but my boat suddenly seems unstable in the water.