Sentence examples for unsettled form from inspiring English sources
Suspending herself physically over her personal "imaginary museum" she creates a sacred triangle by means of her "unsettled" form extended over the flat plane of a carefully assembled archive.
Their line-up may have seemed more in keeping with the Capital One Cup than the Champions League, but the changes initially appeared to unsettle in-form Real.
The arrival of the bandanas visibly unsettled the police, who formed a cordon.
It was raw pace that unsettled the Indian batsmen, in the form of James Pattinson, in only his eighth Test.
And my attempt at remaining an observer, playing along with them as a form of research, only left me feeling unsettled and strangely complicit.
Despite his immediate impact on the pitch and the upturn in Reading's form, Friday's off-the-field activities unsettled some of his team-mates.
(One suspects that the reason Harvey likes to talk about the safe subject of form so much is that she's a bit unsettled by her own project).
Australia was "unsettled" before the British arrived and owes its existence to Britain's "form of foreign investment" in the land, Tony Abbott has said.
After the 1911 Chinese Revolution, Outer Mongolia declared its independence, but the situation was unsettled until 1921, when a Mongol-Russian force captured Ulaanbaatar and formed the Mongolian People's Republic from Outer Mongolia.
Abbott was criticised in 2014 when he told an audience at the Australia-Melbourne Institute thAustralialia had been "unsettled" before the British arrived and it owed its existence to Britain's "form of foreign investment".
The shooting rattled Italy, already unsettled by a period of instability after the inconclusive national elections, which hobbled efforts to form a government.
