Sentence examples for theme of instability from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the theme of instability, the organisation has already seen four member clubs hit the boards, robbing fans in such places as Macon, Georgia, and Kissimmee, Florida, of their fix of the action.

For children, the theme of instability was less to do with housing and more around immigration issues.

18 The recurring theme of mental instability in Bowie's work connects to his half-brother Terry Burns, who was institutionalised with schizophrenia and killed himself on 16 January 1985.

Mark Fisher argued that "a century of cultural theory" cautions against accepting the author's interpretation as anything more than a supplementary text, and this all the more so given the theme of the instability of any one master position in Nolan's films.

The effect is uncanny, illustrating a theme of environmental and economic instability, but the impact diminishes with repetition.

National unity and the threat from foreign and domestic agents of instability are the dominant themes of Burma's official literature.

Underlying the causal and contextual conditions is the core theme of unpredictability – the day-to-day instability in health and function characteristic of advanced old age, perceived risk of a medical emergency and the unpredictability and necessity of being able to get help while living alone.

A feeling of instability.

The place reeks of instability.

The risk of instability remains.

The feeling of instability persists.