Sentence examples for unsettling gap from inspiring English sources
The language of that novel jumped artfully in and out of bathos, but an unsettling gap opened up between the author and his story.
But perhaps the most unsettling gaps today are by race and ethnicity.
The call for the resignation of Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth, the minister who happily participated in the exhibition, is equally unsettling as it is from a serious communication gap about her intentions and anti-racial credentials.
But even more unsettling, although Pinterest outlines steps it's taking to improve its gender gap, is that it appears the company hasn't acted to rectify its poor diversity numbers.
While the result beat Wall Street's expectations, the gap between the two data points helped to highlight an unsettling development.
In "A Passage to India," whose title is borrowed from Whitman, a British schoolmistress's unsettling encounter with an Indian doctor sparks a criminal case that lays bare the gap between the English imagination and colonial realities.
This intriguing — if unsettling — finding is part of a larger story: there appears to be a growing happiness gap between men and women.
This "Snow White" is based on a deeply unsettling play by Robert Walser, a writer with whom Mr. Holliger has had a special relationship, across the gap of 60 years that separates them.
