Sentence examples for unstable what from inspiring English sources

What Kylie gained in that move was a new ring of authenticity; because while these songwriters may be deemed uncontrollable or unpredictable, their sheer creative force regarded as a sign that they are mentally or emotionally unstable, what they gain instead is a sense of realness and strength.

In formal comments submitted this month to the authority, Bakersfield officials called the plans "ambiguous and unstable". What's more, the authority was being "clearly unreasonable" in initially allowing only two months for the city to review the plans.

A paramedic might have a clinically stable patient on board but if that patient then becomes unstable and you're sitting on scene with perhaps two unstable patients, what do you do?

Then, via her own "apprehension of death" (that offstage nemesis) and her quotidian fears for her own resilience ("I began feeling fragile, unstable… What if I fell?"), she comes face to face with an abyss of grief.

It's unstable because what we have is a pole in the right half-plane for the open-loop system.

"I've known for some time that she is unstable, but what can you do?" she said.

The Guardian's Nick Watt asks why they are only citing "inherently unstable" countries; what about Germany, which had a grand coalition?

Drivers who are not in the market to meet people can also use the service as a way to tell erratic or unstable drivers what they think of them -- perhaps as a way to avoid road rage.

His argument is replete with discussions of concepts like fractals, phase transitions ("those points of criticality at which stability becomes unstable"), and what he calls the "integration of induction and deduction".

If an artist is not necessarily someone who is lonely, starving and unstable, then what does an artist look like?

Perhaps its unstable nature is what beckons the unstable to its gates.