Sentence examples for unsettled relationship from inspiring English sources
In the unsettled relationship between the candidates and the mayor, it turns out that the apprehension is mutual.
Americans have an unsettled relationship with the expert class, admiring the achievements of scientists without fully trusting that they're immune to fundamental mistakes.
Mog had a rather unsettled relationship with food: she was a picky eater, a protester who frequently went on hunger strike, upsetting the Thomases.
India and Pakistan have fought three wars since the two countries were founded in 1947, and their unsettled relationship lies beneath many of South Asia's most festering problems, including their dispute over Kashmir, lasting decades.
But in interviews, several military historians and social scientists said the Blumenthal story reflected the strained and unsettled relationship some men of his generation have with the Vietnam War.
Yet the momentous event that changed the world is a common conceit for popular works of history, and it is an unsatisfying premise for examining the opening salvo of the complex and unsettled relationship between the United States and China.
Drinking, arson, a suicide attempt, and unsettled relationships all appear as fallout from an early confrontation between Tommy and his violent father.
During the pregnancy she starts to feel unsettled about her relationship with Robert.
He said it's that unsettled nature of human relationships that makes numerology so important.
The article concludes that these past and future commemorative interventions reveal the relationship between an unsettled memorial landscape and the Japanese American community's ongoing demands for apology.
Prior to the outburst the woman has been quietly contemplating the sight of windsurfers in the bay, though even the restless, unsettled weather suggests that this relationship is doomed: "The afternoon winter sky was torn and holed by the wind and a troubled golden light flung down at all angles, abiding nowhere, flashing out and vanishing".
