Sentence examples for unsettled argument from inspiring English sources
Who invented rock and roll is an unsettled argument, but Mr Hampton had a hand in it.
After many unsettled months and one spectacular argument, she took their daughter and went to stay with a friend.
This dispute remains unsettled, just like many other arguments provoked by Domosławski's book, such as the controversy over the attitudes that journalists and writers adopted during the communist years, or the extent to which a biographer can explore the personal life of his or her subject.
I remember reading about yoga philosophy and one particular concept striking me: Anytime you are feeling uncomfortable, whether that be anxious, depressed, or just unsettled (or you have an ongoing argument with someone in your head -- does that ever happen to anyone else?), your energy or life force is dissipating.
The legal argument against any deal remains unsettled.
Traditionalists suspect that Mr Cameron looks down on voters who prefer cheap energy bills to windmills, who think that charity begins at home and who feel unsettled rather than liberated by fast-changing moral codes.Take a step back, and the Conservative Party is having an argument about why Mr Cameron did not win an outright majority at the 2010 general election.
This means that the region's unsettled questions, and particularly the question of Palestine, cannot be allowed to fester any longer.Perhaps in fear of losing the argument to those who draw more adversarial lessons, moderate governments may be rousing from their long diplomatic torpor.
Asian stockmarkets were more unsettled.
