Sentence examples for unsettled enough from inspiring English sources

"Things are still unsettled enough that I can't see him playing every day," Valentine said.

Yesterday he did it against a Seattle team that was able to make him unsettled enough and uncertain enough to all but dash the Giants' playoff hopes.

Chauvinistic politicians might loudly trumpet India's role (as they have, more controversially, in the case of the Pythagorean theorem), but the history of zero remains unsettled enough to still be the subject of continuing quests.

All afternoon his cell phone rang with calls about arrangements for the presence of the Governor and the Mayor - unsettled enough to make sure that they spent their Easter Saturday attending the last rites of a serial traffic offender.

Yet its texture is unsettled enough to be intriguing, and it sharpens into focus with a display of magazine pages on which the artist has drawn turnstiles and revolving doors so that every image -- Prada models, a picturesque mosque, a battle scene -- is about detainment and restriction, an apposite idea delivered with a light, clean touch.

The students were unsettled enough to run away, but they did not report the incident to the administration, according to a district spokeswoman.

The trouble is, some of the visitors are too unsettled to linger long enough for the explanation.

Another slippery new tune, "Thwirl," felt unsettled and halting, not yet loose enough to stand alongside the rest of the set.

She is both symbol and forerunner of a range of modern mathematicians (Cantor, Einstein, Heisenberg, Gödel) whose discoveries have displaced certainties and unsettled a lay populace that knows enough to know that the rug keeps getting pulled out from under them.

As if this wasn't enough, these same politically unsettled Southeast Asian countries will soon face tough head-to-head export competition with China in important third markets, including Europe and the United States.

Tottenham's manager, Harry Redknapp, is shrewd enough to have observed how unsettled De Gea became when West Bromwich went for him in the air last Sunday; a tactic for which high balls to Peter Crouch are well suited.