Sentence examples for unsettled existence from inspiring English sources

It was an unsettled existence for the first few months until the network found a couple of houses where Mladic felt entirely comfortable, on a street named after the Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin.

In view of the still-unsettled existence of the early colonists, chests assumed particular importance because of their portability.

Can existence not exist?

The modern world unsettled Atta.

He was the son of wealthy parents, an unsettled individual who, after graduating from Cambridge, led a nomadic existence in the colonies.

I guess our country owes its existence to a form of foreign investment by the British government in the then unsettled or, um, scarcely settled, Great South Land.

In July, Abbott was criticised for promoting the importance of foreign investment by saying that Australia "owes its existence to a form of foreign investment by the British government in the then unsettled or, um, scarcely settled, Great South Land".

Unsettled souls?

"You're unsettled".

Asian stockmarkets were more unsettled.

"Everything is unsettled".