Sentence examples for unsettled nature from inspiring English sources
Eleanor's husband is attentive, but a foreigner to her "questing, unsettled nature".
He said it's that unsettled nature of human relationships that makes numerology so important.
Begin with the unsettled nature of the rotation, then move on to the left side of the infield, where Jeter and Alex Rodriguez roam, without much range.
He was also the symbol of the unsettled nature of an institution that for all its stately decorum is in severe turmoil.
The unsettled nature of the field prompted William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, to muse this week about the possibilities of a brokered convention.
The unsettled nature of the Republican presidential race was illustrated anew on Friday as candidates filed disclosure reports with the Federal Election Commission.
The results were even less concordant (Fig. 1B), perhaps indicating the unsettled, complex nature of autophagy and its many functional relationships with important cellular processes.
[hums] [music playing] But he hasn't given it to us and maybe that's why this sounds so disjunct and so unsettled, apart from the skippy nature of the melody, is that we are not given at the outset the home pitch whereas with the Ninth Symphony, [music playing] second phrase, that's the home pitch there and we all feel sort of secure in that home pitch.
"In those 10 years, we've noticed pulses of unsettled weather become the norm," said National Trust nature expert Matthew Oates.
At present, the nature of conceptual structure remains unsettled.
—Books editor Claire Armitstead "Novels that invite you inside the minds of dangerous obsessives, unaware of their own toxic natures, always leave me very unsettled when done well.
