Sentence examples for unstable kind from inspiring English sources

It's different from my other works; it's an unpredictable and unstable kind of energetic structural drive.

Maybe that sounded like bullshit, but sometimes, sometimes, this process — if followed strictly and without concern for hovering meddlers — led to a wild, unstable kind of vacuum that you were not always prepared to be sucked into, Ida thought, even if you were curious, even if you felt you couldn't be shocked.

I was reminded of a statement Jesus made to his disciples when they failed to heal a boy who was mentally unstable: "This kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting".

But for most of them, it was an unstable, robber-baron kind of wealth that could be snatched away at any time.

In other words, the relation between New York City (a category) and criminality (a trait) is unstable, and this kind of instability is another way in which our generalizations can be derailed.

But we've got this pattern, haven't we? Very unstable, lone-wolfy kind of people think it makes them big and important [to attach their grievance to a cause].

There's nothing unusual or inherently unstable about that kind of inequality.

As a result of our high-tech hemodynamic monitoring and support devices, we have conferred upon the already hemodynamically unstable patient new kinds of stress we never had to deal with before, and simplistic, symptomatic 'shotgun' sedation no longer applies.

The church's minister of music, Rodney Cash, described Ms. Wilson as "kind of unstable".

I don't know what kind of unstable mind some of these guys have.

Shen Dingli, who heads the Center for American Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai, summed up the Chinese view of Mr. Obama's diplomacy in a phrase: "kind of unstable".